Trump to Republican Jews: Tell Other Jewish Voters Israel and America Are on the Line

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Trump, who has addressed the gathering in person several times before, spoke via satellite from the campaign trail.
64% : Trump promised to bring stability back to the Middle East, and "peace through strength."
56% : Dr. Miriam Adelson, whose late husband, Sheldon, was a major backer of the RJC and a supporter of the State of Israel, introduced Trump, telling the gathering that he is "a president who already proved that he is committed to Israel, that already proved [to] us, that what he is promising, he will do.
46% : You must get them to vote for Trump," he urged the audience.
35% : He said that he would revoke the accreditation and federal funding for any university that did not "end the antisemitic propaganda."Above all, Trump said, Jews had to convince other Jews to vote Republican -- and to make sure that they did.
33% : "Trump recounted his many achievements in Middle East policy, including defeating ISIS, withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, withdrawing from the anti-Israel United Nations Human Rights Council, moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and crafting the Abraham Accords between Israel and several Arab states -- a process that stalled under Biden and Harris.
20% : "Only a deeply sick political party here in America" would make common cause with those who sympathize with such evil," Trump said of the Democrats.

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