Lula Defeats Flavio Bolsonaro In Brazil

????? BREAKING — Netanyahu: “I hope for the victory of Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil.” “Then Israel will have many friends there…” https://t.co/U4zsfnAtU9

— Pamphlets (@PamphletsY) October 26, 2026

Years ago, I followed elections like this in South America, but now I just assume these fake populist parties will allow Jews to run wild like in the United States or Argentina.

CNN:

“Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made history on Sunday.

He became Brazil’s first president to win a fourth term– and he did so days before turning 81, an age when many other leaders decide to leave politics behind.

The Brazilian president’s remarkable comeback against his right-wing rival, Flávio Bolsonaro, also set another record. Since Brazil’s return to democracy in 1985, no president had managed to overturn a first-round defeat. The Workers’ Party candidate added more than 10 million votes in the three weeks between the two rounds of voting, while his rival gained just 3.6 million. …”

TAC:

“Among the first acts of Colombia’s new president Abelardo de la Espriella was to formally recognize Israel’s claim over the Golan Heights. Months earlier, Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro—who is currently locked in a tight race with the incumbent Lula da Silva—had met with Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, for whom he expressed his “full support.” (Bolsonaro the younger also stated that as president, his first international visit would be to what he and Israeli supremacists call “Judea and Samaria.”) 

From Santiago to Tegucigalpa, Latin America’s latest wave of right-wing governments have deepened relations with Israel—even as most of the region’s residents remain skeptical.

Outside of a few Central American countries, public perceptions of Israel are overwhelmingly negative in Latin America. In 2026, Pew found that 60 percent of Chileans, 56 percent of Colombians, 55 percent of Argentines, 54 percent of Brazilians, and 50 percent of Peruvians had an unfavorable view of Israel (favorable views ranged between just 21 and 29 percent). In the same countries, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they had “no confidence” in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. What, then, explains the stark discrepancy between public opinion and the positions of right-wing governments? …”

Flavio Bolsonaro was endorsed by Bibi Netanyahu.