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In February 2017, asked what the government planned to do about the uptick in threats to Jewish centers and the rise in anti-Semitism since his election, Donald Trump responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic person that you’ve ever seen in your entire life.” That claim, like the one he would make a few months later about being “the least racist person there is anywhere in the world,” obviously was and remains not true at all. How do we know? Let’s examine the evidence!
Before he was elected, Trump advised a room full of Jews to “control” politicians through cash. He tweeted a symbol of Hillary Clinton’s face about a pile of money next to the Star of David and the word “The greatest corrupt candidate of all. “time!” And he closed his crusade by running an ad with the faces of hard Jews with a threatening voiceover over them by adding a “global force structure” that has “robbed our ordinary class” and “stripped our country of its wealth. “
Later, after moving into the White House, and just six months after claiming to be the least anti-Semitic user in the universe, he refused to condemn an organization whose ranks included neo-Nazis. In August 2019, in a bid to win (???) Jewish voters, he declared “that they no longer even know what they are doing or saying. “Speaking before the American Council of Israel in Hollywood, Florida, in December, he “plunged into a deep pit of anti-Semitism tropes,” suggesting, among other things, that Jews only care about money.
And if you think leaving the White House or, say, this season of joy, would have dampened your enthusiasm for anti-Semitic comments, we have a fun wonder for you!
In clips aired on the Unholy podcast, the former president, who may or may not be running for another election in 2024, said for a time that American Jews would not be steadfast enough with Israel, bringing up an anti-Semite from long standing. trope. about other Jewish people and their loyalties to other countries. Speaking to reporter Barak Ravid, who gave the impression on the podcast, Trump said: “There are other people in this country who are Jews who no longer love Israel. I will tell you that evangelical Christians love Israel more than the Jews of this country. Before, Israel had absolute force over Congress and today I think it’s the exact opposite, and I think [Barack] Obama and [Joe] Biden did. And yet, in the elections, they still get a lot of votes from other Jewish people . . . which tells you other Jewish people, and I’ve been saying this for a long time. The other Jewish people in the United States do not like Israel or care about Israel. I mean, take a look at the New York Times, the New York Times hates Israel, it hates them, and it’s the Jews who run the New York Times, I mean the Sulzberger family.
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Yes, that’s a genuine anti-Jewish Mad Libs comment from a guy whose allies love to remind other people that he has Jewish grandchildren, which, in fact, doesn’t mean you can’t be anti-Semitic. There is the general accusation that American Jews vote against their own interests when they vote for politicians who do not help Israel, with the subtext that American Jews deserve to care more about what is going on in Israel. than in the United States. Israel “more than Jews” in this country, which does not come with the uncomfortable fact that some evangelical Christians “love” Israel because it will be the site of the Rapture, where Jews who did not convert to Christianity will pass. hell. And then, of course, there is the classic anti-Semitic trope that Jews control the media – in this case, the New York Times. (Naturally, Trump does not mention the fact that the patriarch of Sulzberger’s circle of relatives and former president of the Times Company, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. , was educated in his mother’s Episcopal religion and subsequently stopped practicing the religion. He and his [then] wife, Gail Gregg, were married through a Presthroughterian pastor. ”But he may be complying with the Nuremberg laws. )
Anyway, satisfied late with Hanukkah!
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