Harrison Bader wears his heart on his belt.

The Bronxville-born Mets outfielder got lots of love this week for his game-winning hit against the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday — and for his sartorial support of Israel via a white Star of David on his waistband.

“Harrison Bader clears the bases with a game winning double for Mets tonight . . . but that isn’t the story . . . look closely at his belt,” posted Nachi Gordon, head of the organization Meaningful Minute, on X.

“Thank you Harrison!” gushed former Knesset member Dov Lipman, adding, “and I guess I have no choice . . . Let’s go Mets!”

“Time to buy a Bader jersey,” posted Nick Conboy@NickCMets05.

Bader, 29, even drew cheers from the Bronx.

“It’s a shame he’s no longer on the Yankees. This makes me feel extra proud!” wrote Sam Suney on the X thread.

Bader, whose dad Louis is Jewish, also sports a necklace he wears for the hostages in Gaza.

The chain was given to him during spring training by a Jewish fan who said, “We are wearing this until all the hostages are home,” Gordon posted.

Bader, who attended Horace Mann High School in The Bronx, signed a one-year $10.5 million deal with the Mets in January.

He was originally slated to play for Team Israel in the 2023 World Baseball Classic, but dropped out, citing a desire to remain healthy after an injury-plagued 2022 season.

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