Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has selected Oren Dobronsky, a Likud candidate, despite past scathing remarks about former U.S. President Donald Trump. Dobronsky previously called Trump a “morally corrupt piece of shit” in relation to the Iran MOU. Following the resurfacing of these comments, Dobronsky attempted damage control, now describing Trump as Israel's "greatest friend" in the White House. This appointment marks a significant moment as Dobronsky will be the first-ever Haredi member of Knesset from the Likud party. The selection raises questions about political strategy and diplomatic considerations within Netanyahu’s government. The timing of the appointment and the candidate’s prior statements invite scrutiny of Israel’s relationship with the U.S., particularly amid evolving geopolitical dynamics. The incident highlights the complexities of navigating political alliances and past rhetoric.