Netanyahu praises Trump's 'wicked sense of humor,' defends ironclad alliance ahead of historic Israel vote

What happened: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President Donald Trump's "wicked sense of humor" and defended their alliance in an interview on "Life, Liberty & Levin," saying the partnership could continue to "bring security" if he wins Israel's upcoming election. Key numbers: Israel's election is set for Oct. Why it matters: Netanyahu said he fights every campaign as though he will lose, and framed the relationship as built on shared security concerns. The content also notes past friction, including a heated phone call Trump confirmed earlier this year.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President Donald Trump's "wicked sense of humor" and defended their alliance in an interview on "Life, Liberty & Levin," saying the partnership could continue to "bring security" if he wins Israel's upcoming election.

Netanyahu said he fights every campaign as though he will lose, and framed the relationship as built on shared security concerns. The content also notes past friction, including a heated phone call Trump confirmed earlier this year.