Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted on his personal and political X account a campaign ad featuring President Donald Trump at Machane Yehuda, Jerusalem’s most famous and largest outdoor market.

In the ad, a woman asks the president in Hebrew who he’s voting for, and he answers in English that he is voting for “Bibi Netanyahu. He has my complete and total endorsement.” Then he asks where he can find a Krembo.

Trump had announced his endorsement of Netanyahu on Truth Social on Oct. 18, nine days before Israel’s Oct. 27 election.

“Bibi Netanyahu has been a Great Warrior Prime Minister, and an even greater Partner for Peace in combatting the Islamic Republic of Iran,” Trump posted.

“I have watched Bibi under the most trying of times. Normal men or women in such situations would have wilted under the pressure — But Bibi did not wilt, he actually got stronger, and maintains that same Strength today,” the president added. “This is the kind of Partner that the United States of America is demanding of Israel, a Country for which it has done so much. Please let this Letter serve to represent my Complete and Total Endorsement of Bibi Netanyahu in his upcoming Race for Re-Election as Prime Minister of Israel. BIBI NETANYAHU WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!”

Netanyahu thanked him the same day, saying in a video statement that “there’s never been a greater friend of Israel in the White House.”

“President Trump, my dear friend Donald, I’m so honored and humbled by your extraordinary endorsement. I could say — and that’s easy —there’s never been a greater friend of Israel in the White House,” the Israeli premier said.

“That’s an understatement, not by the longest shot, but I think America has been fortunate to have a leader of conviction, of clarity, of courage, who faces down this threat to America and to Israel,” he added, explaining that Trump understood that a murderous regime that has both Israel and the United States in its crosshairs is a threat that cannot be ignored and that Trump met the threat head-on without wavering in the face of internal criticism.

In a separate video statement, Netanyahu urged voters to heed Trump’s endorsement and head to the polls to cast a vote for him.