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Trump jokes he’ll go to Israel and run for prime minister after leaving White House

President Donald Trump joked about his high approval rating in Israel on Wednesday, suggesting that he might run to be its prime minister after his White House term concludes. Trump was asked what he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about holding off on striking Iran while the United States is involved in ceasefire negotiations.

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Trump jokes he may run in Israel because Netanyahu will 'do whatever I tell him'

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Trump: Netanyahu ‘will do whatever I want him to do’ on Iran

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Trump says Netanyahu will do "whatever I want him to do" on Iran

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened to push the war "beyond the region" if the U.S. or Israel resume attacks, promising "crushing blows … in places you cannot even imagine."

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Trump willing to wait 'a few days' for Iran’s answer

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Trump pauses Iran attack, hints nuclear deal 'possible'

Who's running for president in 2028? Why Trump's name keeps coming up

Who will run for president in 2028? Here’s what to know about potential candidates and the debate on how Donald Trump could run for a third term.

Who Might Run for President in 2028? The (Very) Long List.

After Beto O’Rourke lost his 2018 Senate race in Texas, he felt the call to run for president in 2020. It did not work out, but there could be a 2028 version of him — an attention-grabbing midterm candidate who catapults to the national stage.

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Can Donald Trump run for president in 2028? Why the US Constitution says no

Donald Trump will return to the Oval Office four years after losing out in his re-election battle against President Joe Biden. The 22nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits a president from serving more than two terms. Because Trump will serve his ...

Trump jokes he could run for Israel PM, claims ‘99 per cent support’ in country

Orthodox ally abandoned Netanyahu’s coalition over military conscription exemptions, backing moves that could force Israel into snap elections as early as September.