WATCH: Trump’s Lebanese son-in-law meets Yossi Dagan to strengthen ties on settlements 

While the settler leaders await the Trump administration's declarations regarding Judea and Samaria, they are working hard to advance the dream of sovereignty and strengthen the relationship with the new administration.

Massad Boulos, the Lebanese son-in-law of US President Donald Trump and his close adviser, held a long meeting with Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, at his home in Washington.

The meeting took place as part of a marathon of meetings that the head of the Samaria Council, Yossi Dagan, is currently holding in Washington together with his team, in order to strengthen the coalitions in favor of settlement in Samaria and to teach, explain and promote an understanding among the Trump administration and elected officials in Congress and the Senate about the importance of applying sovereignty now in Judea and Samaria.

Massad Boulos gave a warm handshake to Yossi Dagan and stated: "Your excellency the governor of Samaria, it's a big pleasure and honor to have met you, and I would like to convey through you my heartfelt appreciation to your people, the people of Samaria, and our brothers and sisters in the region, in Israel, in Lebanon and in the entire region. We are looking forward to peace, and we are aiming for peace, and by the grace of God, this will be achieved hopefully soon."

Masad Boulos' son, Michael, married Tiffany, the daughter of President Donald Trump, in November 2022. During Trump's 2024 election campaign, he campaigned for the Arab community in the United States, especially in key states such as Michigan. His contribution was significant in mobilizing support among the Arab-American community. After Trump's victory in the 2024 US presidential election, Trump announced the appointment of Boulos as his senior adviser on Arab and Middle East affairs.