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'My approval rating there is 99%': Trump jokes he'll move to Israel and become PM if Americans get 'tired' of him
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What Happened?
During a Fox News interview on Election Day, President Trump joked about moving to Israel and becoming its prime minister if his popularity in the U.S. declines. He claimed a 99% approval rating in Israel.
Key points
- Trump claimed he has a 99% approval rating in Israel during the interview.
- He suggested moving to Israel if Americans tire of him.
- Trump's U.S. approval rating is reportedly 32%, according to TMZ.
- He announced the U.S. would stop providing $4 billion in annual aid to Israel by the end of 2026.
- The 2026 midterm elections will determine control of the U.S. Congress.
Key insights
- Trump's joke reflects his ongoing relationship with Israel and its leaders.
- The potential end of U.S. aid could reshape U.S.-Israel military agreements.
- The midterm elections are critical for Trump's legislative agenda.
Why it matters
Trump's comments could influence perceptions of U.S.-Israel relations.
Entities
Donald Trump· PersonIsrael· CountryFox News· OrganizationBenjamin Netanyahu· PersonUnited States· Country
Source
Times of India
