Seeing former President Donald Trump as a viable 2024 presidential candidate, the fake news has already opened both barrels trying to discredit the former president now calling him anti-Semitic. Nothing is more preposterous than calling Trump an anti-Semite, whose 40-year-old daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism, married to 40-year-old real estate mogul Jared Kushner. Trump spent four years laying out the most pro-Israel track record in U.S. history. So the media’s latest attacks are part of Trump the white supremacist, a racist who spews the same anti-black and anti-Semitic rhetoric as neo-Nazi extremist groups. Democrats and the fake press must continue to push Trump the racist-and-anti-Semite to keep the public duped riled up about the prospects of running again for president. Trump is the opposite of a an anti-Semite, someone that backed Israel and American Jews 100%.
Trump’s closet advisers, business associates and employees were Jewish, telling Israeli journalists Barak Ravid on his “Unholy” podcast Dec. 16 that evangelicals “love Israel more than Jews in this country.” Trump’s words were immediately taken out-of-context, twisted, and shoved into an anti-Trump hole, knowing that his four-year track record proves he was the biggest fan of Israel to ever serve in the Oval Office. Trump admitted to Ravid that he grew up around Jews because many were friends of his father Fred Trump, a multimillionaire residential real estate developer in Queens, N.Y. “I must be honest. It’s very dangerous thing that’s happening.,” Trump told Ravid. “People in this country that are Jewish no longer love Israel,” referring to liberal American Jews that lend more sympathy to Palestinians, including the Biden administration, returning to Obama’s hard-line on Israel.
Trump’s many constituents, especially evangelical Christians, believe Israel is the best custodian of the Holy Land, preserving all the important historic Christian sites, including ones in the West Bank. “It used to be Israel had absolute power over Congress,” Trump told Ravid, referring to the days when the American-Israeli Political Action Committee [AIPAC] influence U.S. policy and funding toward Israel. But with known anti-Semites like Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), Rep. Rashid Tlaib (D-Mich.), Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y) and Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) influencing the progressive Democrat agenda, they all take a pro-Palestinian position. Today’s anti-Trump press can’t get their facts straight, only presenting Trump as a racist, white supremacist and anti-Semite. Only the fake news can twist Trump words into the opposite of what he thinks or does.
How can anyone but a political hack disguised as a journalist get Trump facts so twisted? “And today I think, it’s the exact opposite. And I think Obama and Biden did that. And yet in the election, they still get a lot of votes from Jewish people, which tells you that the Jewish people—and I said this for a long time—the Jewish people in the United States either don’t like Israel or don’t care about Israel,” Trump said, interpreted by the fake news as an anti-Semitic remark. Trump was only making a point that the Obama and now Biden don’t back Israel the way he did. Trump was the first U.S. president to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, signaling his support for the Israeli government. Trump once said as president that Jews who vote Democrat show “great disloyalty” for Israel, meaning that he’s given Israel unequivocal support like no other U.S. president.
Trump criticized The New York Times for being distinctly anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian much like most of the liberal press. Trump said Jewish people, the Sulzberger family, owns the New York Times, yet still writes pro-Palestinian stories. “I mean, you look at The New York Times—The New York Times hates Israel. Hates ‘em. And they’re Jewish people that run The New York Times,” Trump said. How could any journalism possibly think that anything Trump said was anti-Semitic? He was simply saying that the American Jewish community has mixed feelings on Israel. Some back Israel’s conservative policies expressed by former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, some Jews have sympathy toward Palestinians. But whatever the debate in the American Jewish community, there’s nothing Trump said to Ravid that could be twisted as anti-Semitic.
Fake new has gone all out backing Trump’s recent remarks as anti-Semitic or 80-year-old House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Select Committee now trying to prove Trump orchestrated the Jan. 6 Capitol riots. When Trump was acquitted by the Senate Feb. 13, 2020 of “incitement of insurrection,” Democrats and the fake news won’t give up smearing Trump for whatever reason. Democrats and their media friends at The New York Times, Washington Post, CNN and MSNBC and other cable and network stations spent four years accusing Trump of colluding with the Kremlin. It doesn’t matter what the story, whether it’s been discredited or not, Democrats and the press demonize Trump at every opportunity. Trump’s the last U.S. politician who can be accused of anti-Semitism. Trump gave Israel a four-year blank check to do whatever it needed to protect Israel’s national security and to make peace.
