Israel votes Tuesday. I can't vote. You can. Here's why I'm asking you to vote for @netanyahu . I don't live in Israel. I won't run to a shelter when the sirens go off, and my children won't be called up. So I won't lecture you. But I've watched from the outside for three years, and I'll tell you what the world sees. Benjamin Netanyahu is not perfect. He's stubborn. He's divisive. He's made real mistakes. It doesn't matter. You're not electing a saint. You're electing a wartime Prime Minister, and the war is not finished. October 7 erased the old arguments. Every poll, every grudge, every talking point from before that day expired that morning. It changed every Israeli and every voter. It changed Bibi too. "He's been there too long." That's not an argument. That's boredom. You don't replace the surgeon halfway through the operation because you're tired of his face. "October 7 is his fault." October 7 is Hamas's fault. Israel failed to stop it, and those failures deserve a full investigation. But the moment you say "Bibi did October 7," you're repeating Hamas's script. "There's no state commission." There should be one. After the war. You don't hold the autopsy while the patient is still on the table. "He's on trial." Let the courts do their job. Your ballot answers a different question: who keeps Israel safe for the next four years? "Israel is isolated." From whom? Europe was against you when you were winning, losing and doing nothing at all. The ally that matters, the United States, is closer to Israel than it has been in a generation. "The Haredim and the extremists run him." Every Israeli coalition depends on somebody. Without Bibi, the opposition's math still runs through Arab parties or the Haredim. Haredi service is changing because October 7 changed it. Under Bibi, it will change without tearing the country apart. "Eisenkot can do it too." Eisenkot is a serious man who paid a terrible personal price. But commanding an army isn't leading a nation before the world. Bibi has stood in Congress, at the UN and across from presidents for thirty years. Now look at what's within reach. The IRGC, the head of the snake, is being dismantled. Hezbollah has been broken. Hamas is next. Finish them, and Israel can expand and secure its borders for a generation. Then come more Abraham Accords, from Riyadh outward. Then come waves of investment into a country already beating Wall Street. In 2025, during a multi-front war, the TA-35 rose more than 50% and topped global indexes. Bill Ackman, who bought into the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange during the war, says a trillion-dollar company is coming out of Israel. Security brings peace deals. Peace deals bring capital. Capital brings strength. That's how Israel becomes ten times stronger. And Trump has two years left to help make it happen. What does Israel need right now? • Experience • Military understanding • A voice the world listens to • Real power in Washington • A vision for security and growth Others have pieces of that list. One man has all of it. You don't have to love him. Just decide who you want holding the line when the next missile comes. Israel: on Tuesday, vote. Bring your parents. Bring your neighbors. Let him finish the job. 🇮🇱

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