Trump Called Out for Using anti-Semitic Tropes About Wealth and Loyalty in Speech to U.S. Jews

'Trump’s insistence on using anti-Semitic tropes when addressing Jewish audiences is dangerous,' said Aaron Keyak, the former head of the National Jewish Democratic Council

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U.S. President Donald Trump sparked controversy during a speech Saturday in which he said there are some Jewish people in America who don’t love Israel enough. He added that his Jewish audience should “be my biggest supporters because you’ll be out of business in about 15 minutes” with 2020 Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax.

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