In a speech in the Israeli Parliament, Donald Trump called for the pardon of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accused of corruption, surprising the audience. Trump praised Netanyahu's achievements, calling him a great leader, and commented on his popularity, despite the allegations of fraud and bribery against him. Netanyahu, the first sitting Israeli prime minister to be indicted, has been accused of favoring wealthy supporters.
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