NEW YORK – In the wake of President Donald Trump’s decisive military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, a mashup video of Trump dancing—synced to the joyful hit “Tamid Ohev Oti”—has taken Jewish social media by storm.
The song, composed by Yair Elitzur, a Breslov chassid, at the request of Rabbi Shalom Arush, is already beloved in many sectors of Jewish life. Its lyrics, declaring “Hashem always loves me,” have resonated even more deeply following what many see as a moment of divine intervention on behalf of Israel.
The light-hearted yet emotional video features clips of Trump doing his signature fist-pumping dance, perfectly timed to the beat of the song. Shared across platforms from WhatsApp groups in Brooklyn to youth events in Jerusalem, the clip has already garnered millions of views.
“It’s more than funny,” one yeshiva student in Elad said. “It captures how many of us feel—relieved, grateful, and spiritually uplifted.”
The fusion of Elitzur’s Breslov-style optimism with a moment of global political tension has created a uniquely Jewish cultural phenomenon: celebrating strength through joy, and divine love through viral media.
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