Miriam Adelson Endorses Trump Against Antisemitism

Former President Donald Trump condemned rising antisemitism on college campuses, labeling it as “loco” and attributing the decline of Jewish leadership in the U.S. to figures like Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. He expressed concern that politicians who harbor anti-Israel sentiments are gaining prominence within the Democratic Party. Trump also criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her recent actions, including her absence during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress and her support for President Biden’s policies, which he deemed detrimental. During his remarks, Trump emphasized that under his leadership, there would be “no jihad coming to America,” and he characterized Harris as a representative of those seeking to undermine Western civilization and Israel. He linked her perceived weakness to the Hamas terror attack on October 7, suggesting that such violence would not have occurred had he remained in office. Trump further drew parallels between current antisemitism and the atmosphere preceding the Holocaust, highlighting Harris's praise for anti-Israel protests as indicative of a broader radical-left agenda. Trump warned that if Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz were to win, it would lead to a government influenced by those who oppose Israel and the Jewish community. He reiterated his commitment to prioritizing American safety and defending Judeo-Christian values against what he described as “barbarian savages” and left-wing extremists. Dr. Miriam Adelson, widow of Republican donor Sheldon Adelson, also spoke at the event, urging Jewish voters to support Trump’s reelection efforts.