The Israel Police is finalizing security arrangements for the upcoming state visit of United States President Donald Trump, scheduled for Monday. Thousands of police officers, Border Police, and volunteers will be stationed across key locations to ensure the safety of the event and maintain public order. The security operation, overseen by Police Commissioner Dani Levy, will focus on Ben Gurion Airport, Jerusalem, and the main access routes to the city. Residents and travelers should expect major traffic disruptions and road closures, and are advised to follow police updates. Additionally, all aircraft, including drones, are banned from flying over Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem during the visit.