Comedian Seth Rogen calls the message, which former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon conveyed to the U.S. president, “the most Jewish tweet ever.”

Israel Hayom via JNS

Former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon on Wednesday tweeted an appeal to U.S. President Joe Biden that he contact Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, listing the other world leaders to whom the newly elected American leader has already reached out.

“Might it now be time to call the leader of Israel, the closest ally of the U.S.?” Danon wrote in a post on Twitter, naming a dozen countries contacted by Biden since his Jan. 20 inauguration—including France, Germany, Great Britain and Russia—and containing Netanyahu’s office phone number in the message.

The post, which went viral almost immediately, was retweeted by diplomats, reporters and even celebrities, such as CNN‘s Jake Tapper and Canadian-Jewish actor and comedian Seth Rogen, who called it “the most Jewish tweet ever.”

On Monday, Netanyahu said that he expected Biden to call him “soon,” and that they would meet when the latter starts contacting Middle East leaders, “as he sees fit, appropriate.”

The fact that Biden has not yet called him is not “a sign” of strife in the American-Israeli relations, the prime minister said.