God told us in the desert that we were a stiff-necked people, but Jews shouldn’t feel there’s any sacrilege in supporting the golden candidate. For American Jewry and for Israel, the contrast could not be more stark.
Jews justifiably vote reflexively against antisemitism. Antisemitism on the Right is a serious crime problem. Antisemitism on the Left is a serious cultural problem — and increasingly, an education problem.
Trump would, of course, be stronger on crime on all fronts than Vice President Kamala Harris. And Harris, of course, would flatter if not fan the flames of antisemitism on campus and in K-12 education.
As for antisemitism on the Right, what happened in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017 was a travesty. But after Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel, we saw a Charlottesville every day on college campuses for months on end. Unlike Trump, who was…
