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The Trump administration is reportedly pushing for a coalition government in Israel to keep Netanyahu in power even if he loses the election, per Washington Post.
His opponent, Eisenkot, is leading in seat projections, 54 to 48. A majority requires 61 seats.
Trump has publicly urged Israelis to vote for Netanyahu, potentially becoming the first U.S. president to directly endorse a candidate in an Israeli election.
BREAKING: Netanyahu could lose tomorrow's election and remain prime minister anyway, with Trump backing a unity government that would keep him in power alongside Gadi Eisenkot, an outcome his camp is pushing vigorously and has a sympathetic ear in Trump, per WaPo.
In conversations with US officials, Netanyahu has argued that he is the best Israeli partner to help resume the war against Iran.
Trump allies say that even if Eisenkot refuses, Netanyahu will stay on as caretaker prime minister, restart the Iran war and seek to force another vote.
Mike