Giant banners reading “Thank You, Mr. President” and featuring an image of President Donald Trump now line a major highway in Tel Aviv, a dramatic and unmistakable expression of gratitude following U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
The billboards were unveiled just days after American B-2 bombers—acting on Trump’s orders—crippled several key Iranian nuclear facilities, including Fordow and Isfahan. The precision strikes, carried out in coordination with Israeli intelligence, were widely praised by Israeli leaders and the public alike.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded the operation as a “historic success,” calling Trump’s decisive action a major step toward neutralizing a dangerous regime. “We are grateful for this partnership, and we thank President Trump for his unwavering commitment to Israel’s security,” Netanyahu said in a televised address.
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— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) June 22, 2025
The gesture is more than symbolic. It marks a reaffirmation of the strong U.S.-Israel alliance under Trump’s leadership—a relationship built on years of bold moves, including the relocation of the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, recognition of the Golan Heights, and the landmark Abraham Accords.
A recent poll from Israel’s Channel 12 shows that over two-thirds of Israeli citizens continue to support Trump, citing his clear stance on Iran and consistent defense of Israeli sovereignty.
As tensions remain high in the Middle East, the message stretched across Tel Aviv’s skyline sends a powerful reminder: Israel sees President Trump not just as a friend—but as a protector in a time of crisis.