Trump Good for Jews? Consider these worrying trends

crazy,

1. There are way more objective actions and statements by Trump that are favorable for Jews. To nitpick a few bits and pieces is not helpful.

2. Calling an enemy smart is not the same as siding with them, as the left openly does.

3. Trump is not friendly towards Putin, but he is the one making decisions about the biggest war currently being fought. Being willing to negotiate with Putin is not the same as being friends with him. Trump’s position is that Putin would not dare to cross him and start a war, he acknowledged multiple times that Putin is no good man. In fact, Putin doesn’t even want Trump.

You forget to mention that Donald Trump has a Jewish daughter
(who he loves very much) and JEWISH GRANDCHILDEN.
That is a big omission, in my opinion.

You also forget to mention that that Kamala Harris is a SOCIALIST,
and/or a member of the “Progressive” political far-Left.

The Socialists and/or the “Progressive” political far-Left
both want to WIPE ISRAEL OFF THE MAP.

Notice that the Socialists and “Progressives” do not merely
want Israel to get news laws or a new Prime Minister;
they want 100% of Israel to be 100% eliminated, PERMANENTLY,
and replaced and an Arab-Muslim-Terrorist dictatorship,
where Islam is the ONLY truly tolerated religion,
and Jews either do not exist at all,
or exist as a relentlessly persecuted minority, with no rights.

Obviously, the Socialists and “Progressives” do not care,
if they inflict another Holocaust on the Jews of Israel.

That is what Kamala Harris and her political friends believe in.

Regardless of what Donald Trump’s flaws are,
at least he does not want to cause another Holocaust,
nor does he want to replace Israel with
a brutal Arab-Muslim-Terrorist dictatorship.

James Bickerton wrote this in Newsweek Magazine:

Famed attorney Alan Dershowitz has announced his departure
from the Democratic Party following what he called the
“most anti-Jewish, anti-Israel, anti-Zionist convention”
he has experienced.

The lawyer and Harvard Law professor emeritus made the announcement
during an appearance on the Talkline With Zev Brenner podcast
shortly after the Democratic National Convention,
which took place in Chicago from August 19 to August 22.
….
During his interview with radio host Zev Brenner, Dershowitz said:
“I am no longer a Democrat. I am an independent.” He added,
“A lot of things pushed me in that direction,” citing Vice President
Kamala Harris’ decision not to preside over Netanyahu’s address
to a joint session of Congress in July
and rhetoric at the Democratic National Convention.

“I was disgusted at the Democratic National Convention.
Absolutely disgusted,” he said.

Dershowitz continued: “They had more anti-Jewish,
anti-Zionist people who were speaking, starting with
[Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez]—a miserable anti-Zionist bigot.

“Then, of course, they had [Senator Elizabeth] Warren,
who is one of the most anti-Jewish people in the Senate.
Then they had Bernie Sanders,
one of the most anti-Jewish people in the Senate.”
….
The lawyer [Alan Dershowitz] also said that had Pennsylvania Governor
Josh Shapiro not been Jewish, he likely would have been chosen
as [Kamala] Harris’ running mate.
“I understand that if his name were John Sheppard,
not Josh Shapiro, he would have been the democratic nominee,” he said.

SOURCE: article titled: “Alan Dershowitz Quits Democratic Party,
Slams ‘Anti-Zionist’ DNC”
by James Bickerton, for Newsweek Magazine, 2024 September 7

Congresswoman Elise Stefanik said:

“Because as bad as Joe Biden is, Kamala Harris is worse.
Kamala Harris won’t merely withhold support for Israel.
She will actively undermine Israel’s self-defense….”

She [Congresswoman Elise Stefanik] went on to
praise Trump effusively for his long,
historic track record of supporting Israel.

SOURCE: article titled: “Stefanik Slams Kamala,
Praises Trump at pro-Israel Summit”
by Baruch Green September 22, 2024 www (dot) VINnews (dot) com

from Mark Matson and matzav (dot) com:

Mark Matson, a financial expert and author of
Experiencing the American Dream,
shared with Breitbart News his strong views on how
Vice President Kamala Harris’s policies could jeopardize
the American Dream, calling them a “destroyer” of that ideal.
….
He referred to a Wall Street Journal study
that defines key components of the American Dream,
such as: home ownership, starting a family
and raising children, sending children to college,
and enjoying a secure retirement.

“All of these things became more difficult under this
[Kamala Harris] administration,” [Mark] Matson remarked.

Matson further criticized [Kamala] Harris’s policy proposals,
including higher taxes, price controls, and increased regulations,
all of which he believes stand in opposition to the American Dream.

“These policies,” [Mark]Matson declared, “are an American dream destroyer.”
….
[Mark] Matson emphasized the need to preserve
the Trump-era tax cuts, warning that their expiration
could result in tax hikes of 20 to 30 percent for Americans.

SOURCE: article titled: “Financial Expert: Kamala Harris’s Tax Policies
Are an ‘American Dream Destroyer’”
September 15, 2024 www (dot) matzav (dot) com

Square root: Proving that Democrats are bad for the Jews does not prove that Trump is good. You can have more than one bad guy. Funny that the religious Zionists finally have their best chance to say that the situation for Jews in America is possibly very dire, but they’re too busy kissing up to Trump to notice.

I don’t understand the current conservative minhag of ignoring the Tucker Carlson problem. He is very likely the most influential anti-Semite/neo-Nazi type person in the history of The US. There have been other extremists, but never with this kind of following. Why are random, stupid college kids the Democrats’ problem, but extremely mainstream conservative pundits are not the Republicans’ problem?

At this point, perhaps the question that needs to be asked if he is remotely “good for the country”. He just pulled out of the 60 Minutes interviews that he and Harris had agreed to for this weekend. Apparently, his campaign team – after watching him over the last three days of increasingly unhinged and unstable ranting at his rallies, and this morning’s rants over the Iran missile attack, is clearly afraid of exposing him beyond comfortable forums such as NewsMax. Remember that back in October 2020, just before he lost the election , he had a meltdown on 60 Minutes and ran off the set when he apparently objected to Leslie Stahl’s questions.

Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz of Matzav dot com said:

“The Democrat Party that controls the White House and Senate
is openly anti-Semitic and hostile toward Israel and Jews.

It is led by a weak, incompetent leader, who caused inflation to skyrocket,
eroded the moral fabric of the country, and opened the borders
to millions of unknown and undocumented people from around the world.”

SOURCE: article titled: “Truly Historic”
by Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz 2024 June 27 on Matzav dot com

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PERSONAL COMMENT: The number of ILLEGAL ALIENS that
President Joe Biden allowed to enter the USA is
more than ten million: > 10,000,000.
They include: convicted criminals, members of violent
gangs that sell illegal drugs, Chinese spies, Chinese soldiers,
Chinese Police Officers, and people with infectious diseases.

News Reporter Rikki Schlott of The New York Post said:

With the 2024 election almost upon us, Donald Trump is gaining a new cohort of voters:
Jewish Americans who feel abandoned by the left.

According to exit polls, 77 percent of Jewish voters went for Biden in 2020.
But a recent poll from the Jewish Electoral Institute found
the president has lost 10 points on his lead against his rival.

Between college protests erupting into chants for an “intifada revolution,”
Democrats like Jamaal Bowman leaning hard into pro-Palestine messaging,
and progressive organizations like Black Lives Matter chapters
celebrating the October 7th terrorist attacks,
many Jewish Americans feel abandoned by their party.

Some lifelong Jewish Democrats feel an explosion of left-wing antisemitism
has pushed them to re-register as Republicans — and vote for Trump.

The Post spoke to four local Jewish voters who made the switch in the wake of October 7th:

[1] Melissa Chapman always considered herself a bleeding heart liberal
— but she left the Democratic party after she claims it “betrayed” Jewish people.

“I’ve always been a Democrat, and I really believed that the Democrats
were going to protect me, because I’ve done everything a good Democrat should do,”
the 50-year-old Staten Islander told The Post.
“Then October 7th happened, and I was completely abandoned.”

Chapman, a mom of two, runs a blog where she champions progressive causes,
from LGBT rights and animal rights to Black History Month.

However, after the Hamas attacks which killed 1,200 and took another 250 hostage,
prompting Israel’s military to respond in Gaza, she found herself
castigated online in the progressive social media communities she’d long been a part of.

“Even on my vegan Facebook communities, all the recipes
became about freeing Palestine, somehow,” she said.
“If you dissented in any way, you either got bullied, shamed,
or just kicked out of the group. I was literally abandoned
by every single community that I poured my heart into.”

In total, Chapman was booted from 20 online communities
and called all manner of names, from ‘colonizer’
to ‘genocide supporter’ and ‘baby killer’.

“I was told to go back to Poland,” she recalled.
“One person told me they hope that I burn in the ovens.

If you support Israel, you’re immediately considered someone
who’s supporting genocide, which is not, by definition, even true —
but it doesn’t matter because buzzwords are taking over like wildfire.”

The experience of being squeezed out of progressive spaces
caused Chapman to re-register as a Republican.

“It’s a horrible time to support Israel and be a Democrat,
and I just don’t think there’s any space for us anymore,” she said.
“As a Jew, you have to disown Israel in order
to be accepted into the Democratic community.”

The post-October 7th reaction has caused Chapman to
think often of her late father, who was a Holocaust survivor:
“If he were alive today, I don’t know what he would say.
I don’t know, but would he say this is like
what happened in Germany before Hitler took over?”

As we head into election season, Chapman “1000%” plans
to vote Republican down the ticket,
from the local level to the presidential level.

“I never thought I would be voting Republican in my entire life,” she said.
“But it’s like living in a twilight zone. As a Jew living in America,
I don’t believe the Democratic Party has my best interest at heart.”

[2] After a lifetime as a Democrat, Danny Cohen decided
his party now “has a cancer” in the form of antisemitism.

“There’s been a hijacking of the Democratic Party,” Cohen, 56 of Brooklyn,
told The Post. “Right now the Democratic Party has a cancer.
It seems like all the antisemitism is just coming out of the woodwork.”

In the wake of October 7th, Cohen changed his party registration to Republican.
“The response from the left really shook me to my core,”
Cohen, who was raised in a Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn, said.

“I can’t be part of that party anymore. I don’t want
to have anything to do with these people.

As a Jewish person, Cohen says he feels uniquely unsupported by the left:
“It’s no longer a party that is fighting for human rights
because you can’t fight for human rights, except for Jewish rights.”

Over the past year, the standup comic says left-wing antisemitism has been overwhelming.

“We have ‘The Squad.’ We see what’s going on in college campuses.
We see what’s going on during these protests.
It’s taking to the streets, and it’s getting crazy,” he said.

“I’m not saying that there isn’t any hate in the Republican party —
we have the KKK, the Proud Boys, Charlottesville — but they
can’t even hold a candle to the scale of what’s going on on the other side.”

Accordingly, Cohen is planning to vote Republican for the first time.

“I’m passionate. I’m excited about it, actually,” he said.
“It’s a fight against Jew hatred,
and so now I’m excited about voting for Trump.”

[3] Sarah Sarkin once took to the streets to protest Trump’s election
in 2016, waving an “Anybody but Trump” poster.
Now she’s voting for him in 2024.

“Being a mother and watching everything that happened in October
made me make the switch,” Sarkin, who is raising her infant son in Syracuse, said.
“Those images are still seared and tattooed into my memory,
and it was just horrifying to see some of the reactions on the left.”

Although she considered herself “as Democrat as can be”
until recently, Sarkin, 31, re-registered as a Republican.

“It was a lot of silence on the left, and that really speaks so loudly
to how a party that I once thought was for equality and
for protecting us is really not for equal rights,” Sarkin told The Post.

“Being a liberal was such a big part of my identity,
so it was a weird thing for me to switch over.
But I’m at a different part of my life now, and it’s time for me to change.”

After October 7th, the safety of her family and Jewish community
became Sarkin’s number one priority, as a voter and as a mother.

Her local mom’s group chats were flooded with panicked posts
about safety, local protests, and whether or not to send kids to school
on the “International Day of Jihad,” called for by an ex-Hamas
leader on Oct. 13. Out of fear for their security, Sarkin and
her husband also decided to become first-time gun owners this year.

“I had never even held a gun, and it was scary,
but we wanted to learn how to protect ourselves,” Sarkin said.
“This became very real for us very soon. It happened in Israel,
but it can certainly happen here.”

As November nears, Sarkin plans to cast her ballot for Trump
because she believes his commitment to Israel is more resounding.

“At least for me, I need someone who’s a fighter and who knows where they stand.

[4] Marin Faiella: ‘I’ve never voted Republican before’

Marin Faiella has never voted Republican in her life,
but this November she’ll be casting her ballot for Trump.

“I think at the end of the day, it’s clear whose policies are aligned with a safer,
stronger allied relationship with Israel,” she told The Post.

Faiella has always considered herself staunchly pro-choice
and generally progressive. But October 7th upended her priorities.

“My number one priority is overall safety and security for myself as a Jewish person,” Faiella said.
“If your basic 101 safety isn’t in place, then you can’t really advocate for any additional rights.”

Faiella, who lives in the West Village and works in real estate,
says pro-Palestine demonstrations in New York City have been a wake-up call.

“I saw what was on the streets — celebrations, people shouting
and dressed as terrorists here in New York City,” she recalled.
“After October 7th, I was just scared to death,
in terms of being a Jewish person in the city.”

The progressives’ reaction to October 7th inspired her to change
her registration from Democrat to Republican last November,
but she says “the writing has been on the wall.”

“There were plenty of warnings that were preludes to what
we’re seeing out in the open now, like Bella Hadid and
the woke crowd that have been all in on Free Palestine,”
Faiella said. Hadid is of Palestinian descent.

Although she was initially conflicted about re-registering
as a Republican, she is feeling confident in her choice.

“I’m not anti-Democrat, but I’m definitely anti-extreme Democrats,” she said.
“I continue to feel more and more confident
and comfortable in my skin and my new affiliation.
I can always change back, but this is where I feel
it’s appropriate to be at this point in time.”

For Faiella, it all comes down to fundamental safety for the Jewish community.

“We could be Germany [in the] 1930s if we didn’t have
the government and law enforcement on our side,” she warned.
“If that ever changed, we wouldn’t be safe here anymore.”

SOURCE: article titled: “Meet the Jewish Americans
who feel abandoned by the Democrats, now voting Republican for the first time”
by Rikki Schlott 2024 July 9, The New York Post, www (dot) NYPost (dot) org

Andrew Stein (a Democrat who served as New York City
Council President from 1986 to 1994) said this:

In 1968, I ran as a Democrat in my first primary election,
as I sought to become a New York state Assemblyman.

I fought four more tough primary races against fellow Democrats
David Dinkins and Robert Wagner Jr. as we vied to become
Manhattan borough president, and yet another in 1985 against
Ken Lipper to become City Council president. In every primary
I had to work my butt off to prove myself to my party and my constituents.
Those races made me a better public servant and a better man.

That’s what the democratic process is for — and what the Democratic Party
is all about: testing our candidates through primary contests and giving our voters a voice.
This is not happening with Kamala Harris.
And it’s one of the reasons the Democratic Party will lose to Donald Trump in November.

If they actually wanted to live up to their name, Democratic leaders
would insist on an open convention where delegates
could freely select a presidential nominee in Joe Biden’s place.

Instead, [Kamala] Harris is getting a free ride from the media
and from many in her party:
Those who failed to pass [Joe] Biden off as competent
are now highly motivated to try to position [Kamala] Harris a
s someone who’s qualified to be president.
The anti-Trump press is ready to deify her,
Hollywood donors are poised to fill her coffers,
and the left is going all out to maintain their power.

Only one problem: [Kamala] Harris is utterly unqualified for the job.

[Kamala] Harris was one of the worst vice presidents in history,
an abject failure at virtually every task except for casting tie-breaker voters
for big spending bills that caused the inflation we’re all suffering through.

Instead, she fixed it for the left — letting millions of unauthorized immigrants (*)
pour into this country and then backing free healthcare for them all.

She has no foreign-policy experience, with a background as a
California “prosecutor” and less than a full term in the US Senate.

She has not been tested on the national stage in any serious way
and got zero votes as a failed presidential candidate.

She is turning her back on our democratic ally Israel,
even as it faces attacks on three sides from
Iranian proxies who are holding Americans hostage.

Her stance only gives comfort to Hamas and signals
the continuation of weak-kneed pro-Iran policies.

This week, in her first speech as a 2024 candidate,
she promised massive new spending programs.
As a senator, she backed the full $10 trillion Green New Deal.

So a vote for [Kamala] Harris is a vote for spending that could
kick off another round of inflation, continued open borders
costing us billions, higher energy prices and electric vehicle mandates.

There isn’t a left-wing idea out there that [Kamala] Harris
has not supported, from the transgender agenda
to banning private health insurance altogether.

Her idea of freedom is joining a union,
not fostering American individualism and innovation.
Her idea of the future is expanded government handouts for virtually everything.
Despite [Kamala] Harris’ trademark cackle, her election would be no laughing matter.

All of the flaws and mistakes of the Biden-Harris administration
will be magnified if the veep [Vice President] makes it to the Oval Office.
She is nothing but the Great Pretender, the sequel.

Donald Trump has had to survive false accusations of racism,
fines meant to bankrupt him, partisan lawsuits in an attempt to jail him,
an assassin’s bullet — and now even a second
presidential opponent, after demolishing his first one.

Don’t be fooled by all the [Kamala] Harris hype: She is nothing
but a new mask for the left, a failed vice president who
in nearly four years on the job never did anything to distinguish herself.

As an elected Democratic official for 25 years,
I could not in good conscience vote for Kamala Harris.
I would have to vote for Donald Trump.

(*) NOTE: Eleven million [11,000,000] illegal aliens.

SOURCE: article titled: “I ran in Democratic primaries for 25 years
— the Kamala Harris coronation is a betrayal”
by Andrew Stein 2024 July 24, The New York Post, www dot NYPost dot com