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politics1 year ago

"Melania Trump's Cryptic Campaign Trail Message Amid Controversy"

Donald Trump, accompanied by Melania, criticized the jail sentence of Peter Navarro, dismissed the importance of Mike Pence's endorsement, and reiterated his belief that Jewish Americans should not vote for Democrats. He also denounced his New York civil fraud case, made comments about a possible national abortion ban, and reiterated his stance on deporting immigrants in the country illegally. Additionally, in a British TV interview, Trump discussed the controversy surrounding Kate Middleton and expressed admiration for the royal family.

via ABC News|
#donald-trump#fraud-case#jewish-americans
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Antisemitic Comments Spark Outrage Among Jewish Lawmakers and Young Republicans"

Former President Donald Trump has drawn criticism for suggesting that Jewish people who vote for Democrats "hate Israel." Trump's comments were made on a radio show and are seen as an attempt to use the Israel-Hamas conflict to attack President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party. The remarks have sparked outrage from Democrats and Jewish leaders, with some accusing Trump of spreading dangerous stereotypes and embracing antisemitism. Trump's spokesperson doubled down on the narrative, claiming that the Democratic Party has become anti-Israel and anti-Semitic. However, data from the Pew Research Center shows that the majority of American Jews continue to identify with or lean towards the Democratic Party.

via The Independent|
#democrats#donald-trump#israel
politics1 year ago

Trump's Antisemitic Attacks Draw Bipartisan Condemnation

Former President Donald Trump faced backlash for claiming that Jewish Democrats "hate" Israel and their religion, prompting condemnation from the White House, Jewish Democratic groups, and political figures. Trump's remarks came after Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called for new elections in Israel. Critics denounced Trump's comments as antisemitic and divisive, with some highlighting his history of controversial statements about Jewish Americans.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#antisemitism#democratic-party#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Controversial Remarks: Accusing Jewish Democrats of Hating Israel"

Former President Donald Trump stated in an interview that any Jewish person who votes for Democrats "hates their religion" and "everything about Israel," sparking criticism from political leaders and organizations. Trump's remarks have been condemned as antisemitic, with President Biden's administration and the Anti-Defamation League denouncing the spread of false stereotypes. Trump's history of playing into antisemitic tropes and his divisive comments have reignited discussions about the relationship between Jewish Americans, the Democratic Party, and Israel.

via CNN|
#antisemitism#democratic-party#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

"Trump Sparks Outrage with Comments on Jewish Democratic Voters"

Former President Donald Trump's comments alleging that Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats "hate Israel" and "hate their religion" have drawn outrage from the White House, President Biden's campaign, and Jewish leaders. Trump's remarks, which perpetuate an antisemitic trope, have been condemned as "vile and unhinged Antisemitic rhetoric" and "depraved antisemitic screed." The comments come amid mounting pressure on President Biden from the progressive wing of his party over his administration's support for Israel in its retaliatory offensive in Gaza, with more than 30,000 Palestinians killed since Hamas attacked Israel.

via CBS News|
#antisemitism#democrats#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Controversial Claim: Jewish Democrats Hate Israel"

Former President Donald Trump claimed on a podcast that Jewish people who vote for Democrats "hate their religion" and Israel, suggesting that Israel will be "destroyed" under Democratic leadership. Trump criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for his stance on Israel and accused him of prioritizing votes over support for Israel. The Biden campaign and White House condemned Trump's remarks as "vile and unhinged Antisemitic rhetoric," while Schumer emphasized the importance of maintaining bipartisan support for Israel.

via New York Post |
#antisemitism#democratic-party#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Controversial Statements on Jewish Democrats and Israel"

Former President Donald Trump claimed that Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats "hate their religion" and "hate Israel," echoing previous attacks on Jewish Democrats. Trump's comments were made in response to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer's call for a new election in Israel, which many Republicans interpreted as an attack on Israel. Trump's remarks drew criticism from Jewish groups and Democratic leaders, with White House spokesman Andrew Bates denouncing the spread of false stereotypes. This is not the first time Trump has targeted Jewish Democrats, and his frustration over his unpopularity among Jewish voters continues, as evidenced by recent polling data.

via The Washington Post|
#antisemitism#democratic-party#donald-trump
politics2 years ago

Chuck Schumer Calls Out Antisemitism and Urges Action

Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer warned that antisemites are exploiting the pro-Palestinian movement to promote hatred and bigotry towards Jewish people, leaving Jewish Americans feeling isolated. Schumer urged advocates for Palestinians to understand the history of violence and oppression faced by Jewish people. He emphasized the need to condemn antisemitism and prevent it from escalating further. Schumer's remarks come amid increasing tension within the Democratic Party over support for a cease-fire in the Israel-Gaza conflict and calls to condition U.S. aid to Israel. Critics argue that Schumer should also address rising Islamophobia and the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza.

via The Washington Post|
#antisemitism#charles-schumer#jewish-americans
politics2 years ago

Schumer addresses rising antisemitism in impassioned Senate speech

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer warns of the rise in antisemitic hate faced by American Jews since the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, stating that too many Americans are exploiting arguments against Israel and embracing virulent antisemitism. Schumer reflects on his personal connection to the Holocaust and urges people to distinguish between criticism of Israel's government and denying Jews' right to a state of their own. He calls for solidarity and denouncement of antisemitism in all its forms, as hate crimes against Jews have skyrocketed in recent times.

via The Hill|
#antisemitism#chuck-schumer#hate-crimes
society2 years ago

Surge in US Hate Crimes: Impact on Jewish and Muslim Americans

The surge in antisemitism and hate crimes in the United States following the Israel-Hamas war has led many Jewish Americans to change their way of life. Some are hiding their Jewish identity, avoiding public displays of support for Israel, and altering long-held traditions. Fear of being targeted has caused some to hide their kippahs, refrain from wearing Star of David necklaces, and avoid visiting synagogues. The increase in hate-motivated attacks has created a sense of unease and anxiety among Jewish communities, prompting concerns for personal safety and the need for increased security measures.

via CNN|
#antisemitism#fear#hate-crimes
social-issues2 years ago

Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza Expose Divisions Among Jewish Americans

Progressive Jewish Americans are calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict and have been engaging in civil disobedience actions across the United States. Thousands of protesters have shut down train stations, highways, and government buildings, demanding an end to the violence. Their calls for a ceasefire align with the views of a majority of U.S. voters. The relationship between American Jews and Israel is complex, with differing opinions on the Israeli government's actions. Pro-Palestinian supporters argue that the high civilian death toll in Gaza is a sign of a disproportionate response towards an occupied territory. The protests have highlighted divisions within the American Jewish community, with some accusing the protesters of anti-Zionism and antisemitism.

via TIME|
#ceasefire#civil-disobedience#israel-hamas-conflict
society2 years ago

"The Israel-Hamas War: Impact on Jewish Americans and Interfaith Communities"

Jewish Americans, deeply affected by the recent Israel-Hamas war, are reconsidering their family size and actively seeking to have more Jewish babies as a way to rebuild and honor the lives lost. Many women who thought they were done having children now feel a strong desire to bring more Jewish children into the world. This decision is driven by a sense of Jewish identity, a desire to replace lost lives, and a commitment to instilling core Jewish values in the next generation. Matchmakers are also witnessing an urgency among Jewish singles, both men and women, to find partners and have children to support the Jewish community.

via New York Post |
#fertility#israel-hamas-war#jewish-americans
society2 years ago

Rising Global Tensions: Jewish Americans Grieve and Law Enforcement Increases Security

Young Jewish Americans are grappling with a sense of isolation and aloneness as they navigate the aftermath of the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas. Many described feeling disconnected from their non-Jewish peers, with little support or understanding for their grief and fear. Social media has become a toxic space, with divisive posts and justifications for violence. The younger generation is struggling to reconcile their left-wing beliefs with the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Jewish organizations marching in support of Palestine have caused anger and unease among some Jewish Americans. The sense of dread and uncertainty about the future is shared by many, regardless of their political leanings.

via The New York Times|
#gaza#israel#jewish-americans
security2 years ago

Efforts to Safeguard Jewish Americans Amidst Hamas Attack on Israel

Jewish communities in the United States are increasing security measures in response to growing antisemitic sentiments following Hamas' attack on Israel. Synagogues and Jewish organizations have been reaching out for support, and the Community Security Service, a leading Jewish volunteer organization, has over 3,000 active volunteers providing security. Jewish Americans face a disproportionate number of religiously motivated hate crimes, accounting for only 2.4% of the population but experiencing over 50% of such crimes. Initiatives like LiveSecure and increased police presence aim to ensure the safety of Jewish communities and combat extremist propaganda.

via ABC News|
#antisemitism#community-support#hamas-attack