Residents of the Israeli settlement “Trump Heights,” located near the Lebanese border, expressed disappointment with the recently announced US-Iran deal aimed at de-escalating regional conflict. While widely seen as a strategic failure for Israel and potentially undermining its security, the community—named in honor of former President Trump—has not abandoned its support for him. Residents acknowledge potential conflicts between US and Israeli interests but maintain hope that Trump will ultimately act in Israel’s best interest as the deal’s specifics are negotiated over the next 60 days. Many anticipate the agreement will fail and do not expect an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, citing continued military activity. Despite the recent deaths of four Israeli soldiers and ongoing artillery exchanges with Hezbollah, residents voiced continued trust in Trump’s leadership and ability to take a firm stance against Iran if necessary. The settlement’s residents remain “very thankful” for Trump’s past support.