Why Pro-Israel Democrats Should Consider Voting for Donald Trump and the Republican Party in November

There is a growing concern among traditional Democrats regarding the weakening support for Israel within the party. Many are considering leaving the party for this reason and considering voting Republican in the upcoming November elections.

The recent actions such as the refusal to veto a United Nations Security Council resolution, threats to cut off military assistance, and failure to condemn radical groups accusing Israel of genocide have caused disillusionment among Jewish and non-Jewish supporters. The perception is that the Democrats’ wavering stance on Israel is emboldening Hamas and hindering efforts to reach a ceasefire agreement in exchange for hostages.

The shift in policy is seen as a strategic move by President Biden to cater to domestic political concerns, particularly among Arab, Muslim, and young radical voters. However, this shift is alienating traditional pro-Israel and pro-peace Democrats.

Support for Israel is crucial for national security, as allowing terrorist groups like Hamas to thrive sets a dangerous precedent. Politically, the administration risks losing pro-Israel voters who have options to support candidates like Trump or Robert F. Kennedy Jr., both known for their strong stance on Israel.

As the election approaches, many Jewish and pro-Israel voters are reconsidering their allegiance to the Democratic Party. This change in support could have significant electoral consequences, especially in states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Florida.

President Trump has been highlighted as a strong supporter of Israel, with notable actions such as abandoning the Iran nuclear deal and recognizing Jerusalem as the capital. His Republican Party is generally viewed as overwhelmingly supportive of Israel.

Jewish voters are urged to reconsider their support for Biden and the Democrats, and instead consider backing Trump and the Republicans who are seen as more aligned with Israel’s interests in the face of threats from Hamas and Hezbollah.

Andrew Stein, a Democrat, served as New York City Council president, 1986-94.