'I promise you that I will protect Israel!' 'Iran will not have nuclear weapons if you return us to the White House.' - Trump to Americans at Republican Jewish Coalition Summit in Las Vegas, September 5, 2024.
Video playlist below: Trump to Jews: 'How we'll restore safety & stability.'
Trump to Zionistic Christians and Jews: "I'm your last hope"
Douglas Murray gets interviewed by Sen. Tom Cotton, receives honor
Clarifying the battle over Western Civilization- analyst Ken Abramowitz to Alpha Epsilon Pi
Save the West's Ken Abramowitz analyzes West's unwillingness to defeat threats.
How Eyal Yakoby 'antisemitism on campus' fighter addresses gathering.
Many mainstream media news reports after the election biasedly characterize President Donald Trump's claims about mischief in the election process as "false" or "baseless" or "without evidence." In revelations you'll see below, a team of attorneys with Ms. Sidney Powell is compiling evidence of widespread Democrat improprieties in the election process and the procurement and use of Dominion Voting Systems software.
News site, the Gateway Pundit, has extensive coverage of matters of alleged bias and election fraud in the recent US elections.
We’re fixin’ to overturn the results of the election in multiple states, and President Trump won by not just hundreds of thousands of votes but by millions of votes
that were shifted by this software that was designed expressly for that
purpose. We have sworn witness testimony of why the software was
designed. It was designed to rig elections. He was fully briefed on
it. He saw it happen in other countries. It was exported
internationally for profit by the people that are behind Smartmatic and
Dominion.
They did this on purpose. It was calculated and they’ve done it before. We have evidence from 2016 in California. We have so much evidence I feel like it’s coming in through a fire hose.”
Sidney Powell: It’s really an insidious, corrupt
system and I can’t tell you how livid I am at our government for not
paying attention to complaints, even brought by Democrats… No one in our
government has paid any attention to it which makes me wonder if the
CIA has used it for its own benefit in different places. And why Gina
Haspel is still there in the CIA is beyond my comprehension. She should
be fired immediately.
Pres. Donald Trump addresses the Republican Jewish Coalition confab in Las Vegas: 'Preserve Republican leadership to save America against Red/Green revolutionaries!'
The US president delivered these remarks to GOP Jews welcomed on eve of Israel's election, in advance of putting-forward his administration's Middle-East peace-plan. Based on the Obama administration's first term performance regarding Islamism and Judaism, Mr. Trump asks the audience rhetorically, "How the hell did Jewish people ever support Obama?
Pres.
Trump reassured audience at Republican Jewish Coalition of his
commitment to the stability of Israel, America's partner in support of
freedom and democracy in the Middle East.
Amidst
chants of "four more years," Pres. Donald Trump addresses fixing
Democrats and globalists' exploitations of America via Mexico, Iran,
fomenting anti-Semitism, and yellow-journalism.
Members of Jewish-Leftist, IfNotNow group (funded by democracy-destabilizer George Soros), interrupted the president's address and were summarily over-shouted by the audience and ejected by security guards. In Part 2, Pres. Trump addresses Democrat abuses through media, border, and reverse-racism.
Vice President Mike Pence leads a salute to Sheldon and Dr. Miriam Adelson for their leadership in patriotism for America and Israel. V.P. Pence explains why the Trump Administration are Jewish people's best-friends in the White House - and what they promised to do and have accomplished in their first two years.
Sen.
Lindsey Graham addressing Republican Jewish Coalition's Spring Meet in
Las Vegas - goes out on a limb to guarantee Israel's safety as White
House puts risky, Arab-sought, regional plan to them.
Also in this playlist (advance using button on upper-right), you may watch the remarks by Sen. Norm Coleman, RJC Nat'l Chairman;
Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID) Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman;
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX);
Israeli U.N. Amb. Danny Danon;
Gov Kristi Noem (R-SD);
Elan Carr, US' Antisemitism Envoy;
Sen David Perdue (R-GA);
Former Democrat voters who have evolved to vote Republican;
Heroes who saved lives at the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Synagogue Massacre and against Muslim terror in Jerusalem; and
A talk with Sen Kevin Cramer (ND) and Rep Denver Riggleman (VA).
In
view of Islamist and Russian threats surrounding Israel, Sen. Lindsey
Graham proposes that Congress assures Israel's security through a
mutual-defense compact.
Ken Abramowitz, political analyst with "Save the West," interprets and elaborates on Pres. Trump's remarks in the context of the Islamo-Leftist campaign to discredit and replace Republican leadership.
Ken Abramowitz, chairman of "Citizens for National Security," interprets Pres. Trump's points at R.J.C. Vegas speech in the context of what he considers a cultural war from the Reds and Greens movement. Parkland High School massacre: What does massacre victim, Meadow Pollack's father, Andrew, blame for our unsafe society?
Parkland High School massacre victim Meadow Pollack's father, Andrew Pollack, encourages support for Pres. Donald Trump's administration against the
hyper-liberal Democrat policies imperiling civilized societies.
Mr. Andrew Pollack, father of Parkland H.S. massacre victim, Meadow Pollack, calls for Democrats (particularly, fellow Jewish Democrats in Florida) to #walkaway from what he has experienced as a corrupted, now-socialistic, anti-Semitic-pulled, Democratic Party.
What the 26-yr old Russian alleged spystress, Marina Butina, asked candidate Donald Trump at FreedomFest in Las Vegas in July 2015 - and how Mr. Trump responded. Original DemoCast video broadcast was incorporated into ABC World News Tonight, July 18, 2018 and numerous days subsequently on the morning and evening news.
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European Commission Pres. Jean-Claude Juncker negotiated
tariffs with US Pres. Donald Trump
When Pres. Donald Trump asked N.A.T.O. leaders in Europe to bear a fairer share of the cost of America providing them military protection, why did they balk so? Why was it reported so negatively? Why did American mainstream-media cast such a negative spin on Pres. Trump's attempts to renegotiate international tariff's towards America's favor?
Jean Patrick Grumberg in Los Angeles
French-expatriate critic, Jean Patrick Grumberg, interprets Europe's love-hate relationship with America which began long-before the Trump administration. He believes that liberal news outlets won't report it accurately, despite it being in Americans' best interest. And the liberal bias is so great in Europe (where Associated Press and Reuters base their European reportage to America) that they won't fairly report issues related to Iran's interest in Islamic terror via immigrants. While Mr. Trump pursues denuclearization via regime-change in Iran, Mr. Grumberg discusses European politicians' revealed and secret financial motivations, over the safety of the planet.
Sarah Netanyahu, Melania Trump, Pres. Trump, Israeli Premier Netanyahu
Pres. Donald Trump demonstrates Israel's first family the respect which Democrat White House denied them.
Transcript And Analysis: Trump And Netanyahu Hold Joint Press Conference
President Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Wednesday. The two held a joint press conference amid differing messages emanating from the Trump administration about its stance on the two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. NPR journalists with expertise in politics, national security and the Middle East have annotated a transcript of their remarks.
Premier Netanayhu in joint press conference with Pres. Trump
President DONALD TRUMP: Thank you! Today, I have the honor of welcoming my friend, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to the White House. With his visit, the United States again reaffirms our unbreakable bond with our cherished ally, Israel. The partnership between our two countries, built on our shared values, has advanced the cause of human freedom, dignity and peace. These are the building blocks of democracy. The state of Israel is a symbol to the world of resilience in the face of oppression. I can think of no other state that's gone through what they've gone, and of survival in the face of genocide. We will never forget what the Jewish people have endured. Your perseverance in the face of hostility, your open democracy in the face of violence, and your success in the face of tall odds is truly inspirational. The security challenges faced by Israel are enormous, including the threat of Iran's nuclear ambitions, which I've talked a lot about. One of the worst deals I've ever seen is the Iran deal. My administration has already imposed new sanctions on Iran, and I will do more to prevent Iran from ever developing — I mean ever — a nuclear weapon. Our security assistance to Israel is currently at an all-time high, ensuring that Israel has the ability to defend itself from threats, of which there are unfortunately many. Both of our countries will continue and grow. We have a long history of cooperation in the fight against terrorism and the fight against those who do not value human life. America and Israel are two nations that cherish the value of all human life. This is one more reason why we reject unfair and one-sided actions against Israel at the United Nations, which has treated Israel in my opinion very, very unfairly, or other international forums, as well as boycotts that target Israel.
Bibi addresses press conf. with Pres. Trump (Photo: Matzav.com)
Israeli Premier BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: President Trump, thank you for the truly warm hospitality. You and Melania have shown me, my wife Sara, our entire delegation. I deeply value your friendship. To me, to the state Israel, it was so clearly evident in the words you just spoke, Israel has no better ally than the United States. And I want to assure you, the United States has no better ally than Israel. Our alliance has been remarkably strong, but under your leadership, I'm confident it will get even stronger. I look forward to working with you to dramatically upgrade our alliance in every field, in security and technology and cyber and trade and so many others, and I certainly welcome your forthright call to ensure that Israel is treated fairly in international forums and that the slander and boycotts of Israel are resisted mightily by the power and moral position of the United States of America. As you have said, our lives are based on a deep bond of common values and common interest. And increasingly, those values and interests are under attack by one malevolent force, radical Islamic terror. Mr. President, you've shown great clarity and courage in confronting this challenge head on. You call for confronting Iran's terrorist regime, preventing Iran from realizing this terrible deal into a nuclear arsenal, and you have said that the United States is committed to preventing Iran from getting nuclear weapons. You call for the defeat of ISIS. Under your leadership, I believe we can reverse the rising tide of radical Islam, and in this great task, as in so many others, Israel stands with you and I stand with you. Mr. President, in rolling back militant Islam, we can seize an historic opportunity because for the first time in my lifetime and for the first time in the life of my country, Arab countries in the region do not see Israel as an enemy, but increasingly as an ally. Read more (along with NPR's leftist analysis). DEBKAfile reports: Trump reacted positively to Netanyahu’s proposal to broaden the Israeli-Palestinian peace process to a regional effort as a “very important” new idea “on a broader canvas” which he believed could succeed. Netanyahu said that the regional fears of Iran also presented an opportunity for cooperation against the Islamic State and radical Islamic terror.
Trump and Netanyahu putting Palestine in context of broader Middle East peace arrangement (Courtesy: La Historia con Mapas)
These sentiments reflected agreement in principle between Trump and Netanyahu to seek an Israeli peace accord with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf emirates as the lead-in to negotiations for an accord with the Palestinians. Egypt, Jordan and Turkey with whom Israel already has normal relations would jump in later. This deal fits in with the US plan reported more than once on these pages for a regional peace between the Sunni Arab nations and the Jewish State.
Some of the spadework may have been performed by CIA Director Mike Pompeo who paid a secret visit to Ramallah Wednesday morning for talks with Mahmoud Abbas, after trips to Ankara and Riyadh, following which Turkey upgraded its diplomatic mission in Israel
This plan was the fulcrum for the president to push back against the two-state solution advocated by the Obama administration as the cure for the conflict. It remains to be seen if this plan takes on life outside the White House and in the region’s capitals.
Trump realistically called on Israel to “hold back settlements,” show flexibility and make compromises for a peace deal. He urged the Palestinians to “get rid of hate starting in the schoolroom.” Whatever the Israelis and Palestinians agree to in direct talks - one state or two – “I will accept,” he said, adding, “I believe we will have a deal that is better than many Israelis think.”
