Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, has announced that he will be returning to the United States following his recent visit to Israel. [1] The move comes as part of a broader trend of high-profile figures from the Trump administration visiting the country in recent months. [2] Lewandowski made headlines during his time working under Trump, particularly for his controversial statements and clashes with other campaign members. His return to the U.S. follows Netanyahu's announcement that he would be stepping down as Prime Minister later this year. [1] The Israeli leader has been a frequent visitor to the United States in recent years, often meeting with top American officials including Trump himself. [2] The timing of Lewandowski's trip and his return home have not yet been made public, but it is expected that he will be back in Washington soon after completing his visit. His departure from Israel comes amid ongoing political developments in both countries, including the U.S.-Israel relationship and domestic politics at home. [1]