President Donald Trump’s whirlwind Jerusalem visit will unite Israel’s leadership and hostage families in a day of diplomacy, solidarity, and remembrance.
In a visit set to make history, U.S. President Donald Trump will arrive in Israel on Monday, October 13, 2025, for a lightning-fast yet profoundly symbolic diplomatic mission — marking his first visit since brokering the landmark Israel-Hamas ceasefire that brought home dozens of hostages and redefined Middle East diplomacy.
The tightly coordinated schedule reflects the deep bond between Jerusalem and Washington and underscores Trump’s continuing role as a central figure in shaping post-war stability and security for Israel.
📅 Full Schedule for President Trump’s Visit – Monday, October 13, 2025
09:20 AM — Arrival Ceremony at Ben-Gurion International Airport
President Isaac Herzog and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, joined by Sara Netanyahu, will formally welcome President Trump in a ceremony symbolizing renewed U.S.-Israel unity after two years of war and sacrifice.
10:15 AM — Private Meeting at the Knesset
Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet with President Trump in his Knesset office to discuss Gaza’s reconstruction, disarmament mechanisms, regional security coordination, and Iran’s destabilizing role.
10:45 AM — Meeting with Hostage Families at the Knesset
In a deeply emotional encounter, President Trump, alongside Prime Minister and Mrs. Netanyahu, will meet the families of Israeli hostages, reaffirming his personal commitment to their rescue efforts and honoring the heroism of those still missing.
11:00 AM — Address to the Knesset Plenum
President Trump will deliver a landmark address to the Israeli Parliament, joined by Netanyahu, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, and Opposition Leader Yair Lapid — a rare show of national unity across Israel’s political spectrum. His speech is expected to highlight America’s unwavering support for Israel’s sovereignty, the fight against terror, and the shared values of democracy and faith that bind the two nations.
1:00 PM — Departure Ceremony at Ben-Gurion Airport
President Herzog and Prime Minister and Mrs. Netanyahu will see off President Trump, concluding a historic visit that embodies American solidarity, Israeli resilience, and the unbreakable alliance between the two nations.
Trump’s brief yet powerfully symbolic visit comes at a defining moment for Israel — as the nation mourns, rebuilds, and recommits to victory over terror. The visit is expected to serve as a national morale boost, reinforcing that Israel does not stand alone and that its closest ally remains steadfastly by its side.
