Trump Mocked for Pushing In Israeli Prime Minister's Chair: 'He Doesn't Even Do That for Melania'

President Donald Trump was mocked after a video showing him pushing in the chair for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went viral Tuesday night.

Netanyahu, who is wanted for arrest by the International Criminal Court, visited the White House this week, marking Trump's first meeting with a foreign leader since his second term began.

Social media users were unsettled as a viral clip showed the typically obstinate Trump exhibiting subservient behavior in the Israeli prime minister's presence.

"Why is the president of the United States pushing in the chair for a foreign leader," Jake Shields, a far-right commentator, wondered.

"this country is so f--king cooked man," Hasan Piker, a far-left political commentator on Twitch, wrote.

"He doesn't even do that for Melania," X user @rok_weiler joked in response to Piker.

"Here's Trump pulling out the chair for the real president of the United States," another X user quipped.

"We are an OCCUPIED country," a second added.

"'Radical Islam will take over the West' 🤡," X user @DillyHussain88 shared.

"Find a man who treats you the way Trump treats Netanyahu," Gerald Celente, an American trend forecaster, joked.

"netanyahu is known for bringing a ton of dirty laundry for us officials to clean whenever he visits america. he does this to make it clear that he owns america, and of course trump obliges like the cuck he is," X user @MargBarAmerica wrote in a scathing post.

"Literally unbelievable shame for America, this is an insult to the American people," an X user added.

The prime minister's visit comes amid ongoing negotiations with Hamas over Phase 2 of the ceasefire deal, NPR reported.

During a joint press conference, Trump shocked the world when he claimed the US will expel Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Jordan and Egypt and take over rebuilding the area with backing from Netanyahu. The president's declaration drew condemnation from global leaders in Spain, Germany, Scotland and more.