Jewish Republican Lee Zeldin Accepts Arabs’ Endorsement for Trump in New York

Breitbart ^ | Oct. 31, 2024 | Joel Polack

[libstripper]

Former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY), one of the most prominent pro-Israel politicians in America, accepted the endorsement of several Arab American leaders for former President Donald Trump in New York City on Thursday.

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But the Trump campaign appears to be pulling off one of the most remarkable political feats in recent memory: uniting pro-Israel conservatives with Arab and Muslim voters around a shared belief that only Trump can bring peace to the Middle East.

They may believe that for different reasons. Jews and evangelical Christians, citing Trump’s outstanding record on Israel in his first term, believe that Trump’s strong support for Israel will discourage Iran and its terrorist proxies.

Arabs and Muslims, though wary of Trump the first time around, note that he kept the U.S. out of new Middle East wars. Many are also fed up with the Biden-Harris administration, and believe Trump will have more influence over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decisions than President Joe Biden has.

[libstripper]

It looks like the more responsible Arabs are looking to what Trump did with they Abraham accords and hoping to see something like that happens to resolve the Palestinian problem. That's a big difference from the raging anti-Semites on many of our campuses who just want to see all the Jews murdered. Of course, the Palestinians are pretty much a bunch of outcasts in the Arab world because the only thing they can do is figure out ways to murder Jews.

[MeanWestTexan]

I have a lot of friends in Lebanon and/or ex-pat Lebanese friends (my mother is Sephardic from Lebanon, by way of Mexico a long time ago).

The consensus is they are not excited about Israel being there, but that Iran and Hezbollah are a cancer that needs to be excised from their country.

Assuming Israel is relatively quick about it all and continues to keep collateral damage down, it will be an unpleasant, but necessary, event that allows Lebanon to have its country back.

[Jean2]

Re: the protests on college campuses. What do you want to bet that many are Jews. The fools can’t see that they will be the first ones on the chopping block.

[Sacajaweau]

Our next Governor!!

[onona]

This is a big deal Saca. Could it happen ???

we shall see :)