Recent statements from President Trump have reinforced trader expectations of no endorsement ahead of Israel's October 27 election. In multiple interviews over the past week, including with Newsmax on October 16 and on the White House lawn days earlier, Trump declined to back any candidate or party, stating he had not considered the matter, might do something later, and does not trust anyone in politics. He avoided naming Netanyahu or Likud while noting he hears nothing negative about rival Gadi Eisenkot of Yashar. These comments, amid a tight race involving Likud, Yashar, B'Yachad, and smaller lists, have elevated the probability of no endorsement as the leading outcome in trader consensus, with limited signals supporting any single party.