The Trump campaign launched “Jewish Voices for Trump,” a coalition of Jewish leaders, businessmen, and others who support the Republican presidential nominee.
“United by its faith and heritage, the ‘Jewish Voices for Trump’ coalition recognizes the dangerous rise in radical leftist antisemitism in our streets and on our college campuses, and the historic achievements President Donald J. Trump made towards the strength and stability of the Jewish community, both at home and abroad,” a statement from the campaign reads. “When he returns to the White House, President Trump is committed to the promise of restoring peace and prosperity, not just for the Jewish people, not just for the State of Israel, but for the entire world.”
“For those in the Jewish community who feel politically homeless, for those who have been betrayed by the Biden administration’s many flip-flops on the safety and security of the Jewish community and the State of Israel, you do have a home. It’s with the Republican Party, and with President Donald J. Trump.”
The statement added that the coalition “comes together as one voice, to make sure that President Donald J. Trump becomes the next President of the United States.”
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman said, “Campuses have exploded with antisemitic protests, and Iran-backed proxies represent an existential threat to the State of Israel, all because of the failed policies of the Harris-Biden administration.”
Republican Jewish Coalition CEO Matt Brooks said the RJC is “proud to stand with the most pro-Israel President in US history, Donald J. Trump.”
He explained that the 2024 Presidential Election is the “most important election of our lifetimes, and the RJC is all-in to elect President Trump and Senator Vance.”
Others highlighted in the campaign’s statement include former Assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt, former State Department Spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus, former Senior Advisor to the US Ambassador to Israel Aryeh Lightstone, and RNC Spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko.
