Israeli officials are preparing for a potential visit from former United States President Donald Trump, which could take place as early as Saturday night or Sunday. The visit is expected to be short but highly publicized, with possible events including a red carpet welcoming ceremony at Ben Gurion Airport and a significant speech before the Knesset. If Trump addresses the Knesset, he would become only the fourth United States president to do so, marking a notable moment in Israel's political history. Security measures are being heightened in anticipation of the visit, which may be influenced by the timing of the release of hostages.