Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his first steps today to express his gratitude to President Donald Trump, unveiling, at a specially convened Cabinet meeting, a plaque marking the spot where Israel's newest town - "Trump Heights" - will sit.
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The new community is located on the occupied Golan Heights, which in a move upending decades of US foreign policy was recognised by Trump as being part of sovereign Israel in a controversial move last March.
The establishment of Trump Heights, known as Ramat Trump in Hebrew, is another sign of the flourishing political bromance between the Israeli and the American leaders, whose political rhetoric and actions often appear to mirror each other as they mutually lavish praise.
The Golan Heights, a lush raised plateau between Israel and Syria, was captured by Israeli forces during the 1967 Israeli-Arab war, which began after Israel launched a pre-emptive strike when neighbouring Arab countries mobilised forces at the borders. The area was formally annexed by Israel in 1981, a move not recognised by the United Nations or much of the international community.