Kamala can’t win!
At a recent gathering of the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, former President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Jewish Republicans regarding the future of Israel under the Biden-Harris administration. In his address, Trump asserted that if Vice President Kamala Harris were to win the 2024 presidential election, Israel’s existence would be at risk.
Trump’s speech, delivered via satellite, focused on contrasting his pro-Israel stance with the Biden-Harris administration’s policies. “I will work with you to ensure Israel’s security for generations to come,” Trump pledged. He strongly criticized the current administration, claiming that if Harris were to become president, “you’re not going to have an Israel… Israel will no longer exist.”
The former president urged Jewish voters to support him in the upcoming election, emphasizing the need to vote for Trump to safeguard Israel’s future. “If they win, Israel is gone,” Trump warned. He painted a dire picture of the consequences if the administration stays in power, stressing that a vote for Biden-Harris could lead to a catastrophic situation for Israel.
Trump also took aim at Jewish voters who might consider supporting Harris, suggesting they would be making a grave mistake. He reiterated his claim that the Biden-Harris administration has been detrimental to Israel, accusing it of failing to support the Jewish state effectively in its ongoing conflict with Hamas.
In response, the Harris campaign denounced Trump’s remarks as inflammatory and misleading. Morgan Finkelstein, a spokesperson for the Harris-Walz campaign, accused Trump of demeaning Jewish Americans and suggested that his support for Israel might be contingent on his personal interests. Finkelstein highlighted Harris’s long-standing commitment to Israel’s security and her firm stance against antisemitism.
During his address, Trump also expressed condolences to the family of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American who was tragically killed by Hamas. He extended his prayers for comfort and peace to the grieving family, albeit mistakenly referring to him as “Hersh Goldman” initially.
