Netanyahu's Election Dilemma, Trump Remains Silent on Support

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not receive the expected support during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Two weeks ago, Trump asked Netanyahu about his polling numbers ahead of the October 27 elections. Netanyahu's advisors indicated that he is leading, but the advantage is not significant. With only 75 days left until the election, Trump has yet to express his support for Netanyahu. Netanyahu's ruling coalition is projected to secure only 49 to 53 seats in the polls, down from the current 68 seats and below the 61 seats needed to form a government. Meanwhile, the Israeli opposition parties are expected to hold 67 to 70 seats, with Netanyahu's main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, polling higher in most surveys.

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