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trump has been handed many trophy's
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Trump and Belaaz Trophy
Donald Trump wearing a Jewish yarmulke and holding a trophy at the Ohel Chabad Lubavitch on October 7, 2024, was reported by Belaaz News. The trophy was part of a memorial event where Trump made a commitment to support Israel's right to win its war on terror and protect the Jewish state from destruction. This event sparked debate on social media about Trump's stance on Israel and his actions during the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
not sure if it is what anon stated.
still looking for that clip posted
maybe ask the shill that posted it.
maybe you should the speeches trump made to the jews before the elections
he let them have it full barrels and called some of them out.
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thanks anon. shills will try anything to divide.
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WATCH: Group of 150 Orthodox Jews Present Trump With Torah Crown
July 12, 2023 12:50 am82
By Baruch Green
https://vinnews.com/2023/07/12/watch-group-of-150-orthodox-jews-present-trump-with-torah-crown/
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NEW JERSEY (VINnews) — President Trump hosted about 150 Orthodox Jewish leaders at his Bedminster golf course Monday. The gathering comes as primary season heats up, with Trump and Ron DeSantis both vying for the support of frum Jews, especially amid growing tensions between the Israeli government and the Biden administration.
Following a prayer for “our dear president,” Trump was presented with a silver Torah crown. It read: “Give thanks to Hashem for He is Good, for His Kindness endures forever. Presented to President Donald J. Trump — for his extraordinary and heroic efforts to help the State of Israel and the Jewish People. He and his family should be blessed eternally.”
Trump read aloud the proclamation, followed by a speech about Israel. “Let me put it this way,” Trump told the crowd, “If we don’t win, Israel is in big trouble. I mean it.”
The dinner for about 150 people was organized by the Israel Heritage Foundation. Among the leaders are Farley Weiss and Dr. Joe Frager, the past president and vice president of the National Council of Young Israel’s board of directors.
Rabbi David Katz, the organization’s executive director, said the group feels Trump has earned his place in history for his steadfast support for Israel, his administration’s efforts to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and for recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. “This is our expression of gratitude,” he said.