Republican Jewish Coalition rolls out White House, Congressional champions of independence and security

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.

1. Also in this playlist (advance using button on upper-right), you may watch the remarks by Sen. Norm Coleman, RJC Nat'l Chairman;
2. Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID) Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman;
3. Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX);
4. Israeli U.N. Amb. Danny Danon;
5. Gov Kristi Noem (R-SD);
6. Elan Carr, US' Antisemitism Envoy;
7. Sen David Perdue (R-GA);
8. Former Democrat voters who have evolved to vote  Republican;
9. Heroes who saved lives at the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Synagogue Massacre and against Muslim terror in Jerusalem; and
10. 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.

"Bolton, Netanyahu Call For 'Greater Pressure' On Iran"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) shakes hands with U.S.
national-security adviser John Bolton during their meeting at
the prime minister's office in Jerusalem on August 20. (Reuters)

(Aug. 20)  Meeting in Jerusalem, White House national-security adviser John Bolton and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have called on European countries to increase pressure on Iran.

Bolton told Netanyahu on August 20 that the United States saw the "highest importance" in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and that's why President Donald Trump withdrew from the "wretched" nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers.

"It's why we've worked with our friends in Europe to convince them of the need to take stronger steps against the Iranian nuclear-weapons and ballistic-missile program," Trump's national-security adviser added.

Trump and Netanyahu have been closely aligned on their approach to Iran since the U.S. president took office in January 2017.

Trump has consistently looked to increase pressure on Tehran to bring about what his administration has called a "change in behavior" regarding its weapons programs and its "destabilizing" activities in the region, accusations Iran denies.

In May, Trump pulled out of the landmark 2015 nuclear deal that Iran signed with six world powers and has reimposed sanctions that had been eased as terms of the accord.

Calling the agreement "disastrous," Netanyahu said that "all countries who care about peace and security in the Middle East should follow America's lead and ratchet up the pressure on Iran," in what was considered a veiled reference to European countries.

"The greater the pressure on Iran, the greater the chance that the regime will roll back its aggression," he added. "And everybody should join this effort."