I see your point. It still doesn't end up serving them, even if that was the intention. As we saw, they already violated that prohibition. Everyone can see that. So all it ends up doing is further solidifying the point that Israel is too powerful, since even Trump couldn't stop them.

It also sets a precedent. Just the fact an order was given to Israel like that and so publicly, gives permission that something CAN be done in the public mind.

I would also add, though its true Trump acts as a slave to the Jews, I keep an open mind for the future. It's potential foreshadowing how Trump often turns on people in his cabinet. He can go from slobbering over someone with praise to hating them the next minute. He has no true loyalty to Israel, but for now is forced to serve them. I do believe things could go on behind the scenes which change that. And no, I'm not saying that makes Trump "the good guy", or a "white hat".