Netanyahu raises fears of a hostile future US leader
The remarks come ahead of Israel's election, and Netanyahu is seeking closer ties with countries beyond the United States.
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What happened
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned that a future U.S. president could be hostile to Israel. He described India as a huge power and pointed to strong affection for Israel there, seeking closer ties. The comments came ahead of Israel's election and touched on his relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Why it matters
The remarks point to possible strain with a future U.S. leader and a push for new partners before Israel's election.
Timeline
- Oct 18, 4:25 PM ET: Netanyahu warned of a potentially hostile future U.S. president and called for alliances with India and Latin America.
- Oct 19, 12:18 AM ET: Netanyahu described India as a huge power and said there was strong affection for Israel in the country.
Coverage
- Netanyahu Calls For Stronger India Ties, Fears Future US Hostility For Israel (NDTV)
- Netanyahu warns future US president could be hostile to Israel, eyes close ties with India (Hindustan Times)
- Netanyahu warns of hostile future US Prez, calls for alliances with India (Business Standard)
- Israeli PM Netanyahu warns of potentially hostile future US president, calls for alliances with India, Lat (Economic Times)
- Israeli PM Netanyahu warns of potentially hostile future U.S. President, calls for alliances with India, Latin America (The Hindu)
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