Trump calls for the pardon of Netanyahu in the Israeli parliament, sparking controversy over judicial intervention.

Jin10 data reported on October 13, Trump on Monday called on Israeli President Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Netanyahu during a speech in the Israeli parliament, providing a "breathing opportunity" for his ongoing corruption trial. Trump stated that he had not originally planned to mention this matter in his speech, but "it seemed too reasonable." He remarked, "This is one of the greatest wartime leaders, who cares about cigars and champagne?" This statement clearly alluded to the bribery charges involving Netanyahu. This is not the first time Trump has called for the dismissal of Netanyahu's case, but suggesting it from the podium of the Israeli parliament escalated the situation further. Earlier this year, Trump made similar remarks, raising concerns about his interference in the Israeli judicial system. Netanyahu's political opponents have expressed vigilance regarding this.