Israel said it will name a new settlement on the Golan Heights after US President Donald Trump.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it would be a mark of gratitude to Mr Trump for his decision to recognise Israel's sovereignty over the disputed territory.
Israel captured the Golan region from Syria in a 1967 war and annexed it, in a move not recognised internationally.
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The United States broke with other world powers last month when Mr Trump signed a decree recognising Israeli sovereignty there.
"All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision," Mr Netanyahu said during a tour of the Golan Heights.
He added that, after the Jewish Passover festival, he would "bring to the government a resolution calling for a new community on the Golan Heights named after President Trump".
An estimated 20,000 Israelis live in Golan Heights settlements, which most of the international community considers illegal.
Mr Trump's Golan move followed his decision in December 2017 to recognise Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, breaking with decades of US policy over the status of a city contested by the Palestinians.
