FUTURE OF JEWISH
Kamala Harris will be even more anti-Israel than Obama
Joshua Hoffman
July 26, 2024
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has apparently earned the support of enough delegates to secure the Democratic nomination, succeeding her current boss Joe Biden as the Democrats’ presidential nominee in time for the November election. This is terrible news for Jews in America, especially those who consider themselves both Democrats and Zionists. Like Obama, Harris represents the growing “progressive” faction of the Democratic Party — and I am not talking about the textbook definition of “progressive” which includes noble aims like combating poverty, reduce inequality, and provide social safety nets. Harris is close with “pro-Palestinian” progressives who have aligned with Earth’s most regressive, misogynistic, homophobic, antidemocratic, violent forces (Hamas). READ MORE
TWITTER Joel Pollak I heard Kamala Harris speak just hours after revisiting the sites of the October 7 terror attack, where unspeakable evil was unleashed by Palestinian terrorists. She refuses to distinguish between the side that targets civilians and the side that tries to save them; between the side that revels in cruelty and the side that embraces humanity; between the side starts a war and the side that fights to end it. There is something more important here than an obvious attempt to pander to Muslim and Arab voters in Michigan, or to split the difference between the anti-Israel mobs and their antisemitic slogans and anti-American behavior. What we see here is a would-be leader without a moral core. Kamala Harris would be a disaster for Israel and the U.S. This really is the most important election of our lifetimes.
JNS Harris offers ‘platitudes about complexities’ but no call for ending Hamas, former US envoy says “I noted not a word from you in your speech regretting that your administration funded Hamas terror,” David Friedman wrote to the U.S. vice president.
JEWISH INSIDER Ernst accuses Harris of emboldening pro-Hamas demonstrators, Iran by skipping Netanyahu speech Ernst said at the Christians United for Israel summit outside Washington, D.C., on Tuesday that Harris’ absence “sent a very powerful message” to the anti-Israel “rioters” who vandalized Union Station during the speech. “It also sent a clear signal to Hamas’ backers in Tehran,” she continued, alleging that the Biden administration “does not have the backbone to stand up to the pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party.”
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