Israeli politicians court Trump and his advisors ahead of elections

Several Israeli political figures are making moves connected to President Donald Trump as the country's election approaches. Israeli Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked invited Trump to attend the Israel Prize ceremony, and a poll shows a majority of Israelis view him as one of the best U.S. presidents for their country.

Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has hired U.S. pollster Tony Fabrizio, who previously worked for Trump, to join his campaign team. Bennett has also brought on other advisors who have worked for both Trump and former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.