Trump's demand for Netanyahu's pardon constitutes blatant interference in Israel's sovereign judicial system and crosses a dangerous red line. Netanyahu chose to remain in office despite his corruption trial and must face justice like any other citizen of that country accused of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. The charges against him stem from legitimate evidence, not political persecution, and no foreign leader should pressure Israel's independent courts.

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