Trump and the Jews

On the major issues facing the Jewish world, Trump’s policies are better than the vice president’s.

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President Trump speaks during a "Fighting Anti-Semitism in America" event, Thursday, September 19 2024, at Washington. AP/Evan Vucci

President Trump’s speech at an antisemitism summit at the District of Columbia is being called — wait for it — antisemitic. The 45th president speculated that if he were to lose to Vice President Harris, “the Jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss.” He lamented the “Democrat hold, or curse, on you,” meaning American Jews.  He said any Jew who plans to vote for Ms. Harris “should have their head examined.”  

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