Donald Trump and Melania Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Highlights The US first couple is on a visit to Israel

Trump extended his hand to First Lady, who promptly slapped it away

Twitter could not get enough of their body language

@haaretzcom She can't even fake it for the cameras. I'm almost beginning to like her. — Crakeur (@Crakeur) May 22, 2017

@haaretzcom@ZerlinaMaxwell Go Melania. She wasn't having it. Well at least we Know now that someone in the Family Hates Trump as much as the Rest of America. — DARLENE DYER (@DARDYER) May 22, 2017

@haaretzcom@CharlesMBlow In this moment Melania is America. Melania is the world. Melania is all of us. — Tom Toro (@t_b_toro) May 22, 2017

The awkward moments between Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump had another significant addition during the US first couple's visit to Israel. Walking down the red carpet at Ben Gurion airport with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara, President Trump extended his hand to the First Lady, who promptly slapped it away in full view of cameras.Twitter could not get enough of their body language. Or the fact that the US President was walking side by side with the Israeli first couple, leaving Mrs Trump a step behind.One user tweeted saying, "He treats her like (expletive), he walks ahead of her, forgets about her, doesn't assist her from cars, hold doors & NOW he want her hand?Other users were delighted:

@haaretzcom Now THIS is how a REAL President treats a First Lady! pic.twitter.com/VWd1LJveaW — Nadomom (@Nadomom) May 22, 2017

Another could not help recall a very different moment.Twitter had witnessed a "#FreeMelania" campaign in January, when cameras captured Mrs Trump's smile turning into a frown the moment the President looked away from her. Within hours, it collected over 65,000 'likes' and more than 50,000 retweets.On another occasion, she was seen nudging the President, reminding him to keep his hand on his heart during the national anthem.President Trump and Melania Trump, who have a 11-year-old son, Baron, have been married for 12 years. But after Mr Trump became the President, the First lady, instead of moving to the White House, has remained in New York, adding to speculation about their relationship.