Former Giants QB Daniel Jones appointed Ambassador to Israel following successful humiliation ritual

The Daniel Jones era has officially ended in New York, but a new age is just beginning for the former QB in Jerusalem. Newly elected President Donald Trump has tapped Jones to serve as the Ambassador to Israel after successfully completing his six-year-long humiliation ritual.

Daniel Jones capped the ritual off with an appearance as scout team safety for the Giants, after which he secured his release to free him up for his new role:

Giants release QB Daniel Jones. pic.twitter.com/yUIpkCtpCv

— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2024

Daniel Jones told reporters, “Things didn’t work out in New York, but I’m excited for this next chapter. I look forward to working with our strongest ally in the Middle East to ensure the safe, free existence of the Israeli state.”

“I thought I’d have a crack at Attorney General after Matt Gaetz took his name out of the running, but the powers that be had other plans. I’m just happy to serve my country and can’t wait to start working with Prime Minister Netanyahu to continue the unabated flow of weapons and financial support to the IDF,” Jones said.

Jones is slated to head to Israel after Trump’s inauguration and is expected to be a breath of fresh air in Jerusalem.

He finished his press conference with his new rallying cry, “Another trillion to Israel.”

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