Three-quarters of U.S. Jews disapprove of how Trump is handling the threat of anti-Semitism. They see a president who emboldens the violent Jew-haters who look up to him
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
A year after Pittsburgh, anti-Semitism is still rising – and U.S. Jews blame Trump
Published in Anti-Semitism, Donald Trump, Jews in America and White supremacists
More from Anti-SemitismMore posts in Anti-Semitism »
- White supremacist provocateurs are tipping America’s protests into a race war
- COVID-19 to George Floyd to caravans: Is ‘Soros’ now the world’s most versatile, dangerous conspiracy theory?
- COVID-19 to Hong Kong to caravans: Is ‘Soros’ now the world’s most versatile, dangerous conspiracy theory?
- Trump promoting anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers won’t stop pro-Israel Jews voting for him
- If Donald Trump loves Jews so much, why does he keep celebrating America's biggest anti-Semites?
More from Donald TrumpMore posts in Donald Trump »
- The 'great replacement theory' is going to get more American Jews killed
- The American Right’s 'anti-grooming' crusade smells like fascism
- Tucker Carlson and J.D. Vance meet Dr Strangelove: The scent of fascism in the American Right’s 'anti-grooming' crusade
- Why Tucker Carlson hates Ukraine so much
- AIPAC's latest 'pro-Israel' political stunt endangers America
More from Jews in AmericaMore posts in Jews in America »
- How Jews push Jews out of the fight against antisemitism
- The 'great replacement theory' is going to get more American Jews killed
- I was a Russian-speaking Jew from Kyiv. Now, I am Ukrainian
- The ADL’s crazily irresponsible crusade against anti-Zionism
- For abortion rights, against Trump, against fascism: Why American Jews won't stop fighting
More from White supremacistsMore posts in White supremacists »
- The 'great replacement theory' is going to get more American Jews killed
- AIPAC's latest 'pro-Israel' political stunt endangers America
- 'Brown shirts in suits': How the far right 'pro-Israel' Sweden Democrats dishonestly deny their antisemitism
- John Wilkes Booth would feel right at home in today's Republican Party
- Eric Zemmour isn't France's Donald Trump. He's far worse