Habib calls for Netanyahu's election

Meyer Habib, a former French parliament member, recently urged Israeli voters to support Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that not electing him would be a "drama for the future of the country." He specifically addressed Israeli citizens in France, advising them not to vote for smaller parties and instead to back Netanyahu to ensure national stability.

Habib references Trump's support

In his speech, Habib mentioned Donald Trump's backing of Netanyahu as a form of political endorsement. He suggested that such support from a prominent international figure could strengthen Netanyahu’s position and reassure voters of his leadership.

Netanyahu faces international legal action

Benjamin Netanyahu is currently facing an international arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court, which accuses him of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. The warrant is part of an ongoing investigation into actions taken during conflicts in the Middle East.

UN inquiry implicates Netanyahu in genocide

An independent commission of inquiry mandated by the UN Human Rights Council concluded that Israel committed genocide in Gaza and that Netanyahu may be implicated in incitement to genocide. This finding has drawn significant international attention and criticism.

Habib's political background

Meyer Habib previously served as a member of the French National Assembly, representing French citizens abroad. His political career, which began in 2013, ended in June 2024 with the conclusion of his last term. He has now shifted his focus to promoting Netanyahu's candidacy in Israel.