Trump recalled his foreign policy achievements, especially for Israel, noting his decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, to recognize Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal. With the right leadership, Trump said, there might have been even broader peace in the Middle East than he had achieved in the 2020 Abraham Accords — even with Iran, he said. But the Biden administration has cozied up to the Iranian regime rather than pressuring it. “I am proud to be the best friend Israel has ever had in the White House,” he said. “And with four more years, I will defend America, and I will defend Western Civilization from the barbarians, and savages, and fascists that you see right now trying to do harm to our beautiful Israel.” Trump also addressed the problem of antisemitism in the U.S., which has lately manifested itself in pro-Palestinian rallies in the wake of the brutal Hamas terror attacks. He said the U.S. had to be more careful about importing antisemitic, anti-Israel immigrants from the Middle East. “As president, I will end, once and for all, this mass importation of antisemitism to the United States,” he said. “And just as I did before, we will keep Radical Islamic Terrorists the hell out of our country. “On Day One, I will restore our travel ban,” he said, noting that he had kept the country safe from foreign terror attacks for four years. “I will also be implementing strong ideological screening for all immigrants coming in. If you hate America, if you want to abolish Israel, if you sympathize with jihadists, then we don’t want you in our country, and you are not going to be getting into our country.” Trump also promised, as other candidates have done, to deport foreign students who support Hamas. He went one step further, saying that he would also deport all “resident aliens” who had “joined in the pro-jihadist protests this month.” He reminded the audience that he had taken strong action against antisemitism on college campuses by extending civil rights protections to Jewish students. And he promised to cancel the accreditation and federal funding of universities that failed to take action against antisemitism. Trump also linked the pro-Palestinian protesters of recent weeks to the “woke” rioters of recent years. “Never forget, the same radicals tearing down posters of Israeli hostages at our universities … are the ones tearing down statues of our American heroes, de-funding our police, destroying our justice system, and demolishing our borders.” Trump said that the United States and Israel represented “the pinnacle of Western Civilization,” which is why those who hated Israel also targeted America. He said the two countries had to stick together, “come hell or high water.” Noting that he had kept the peace for four years by sticking with Israel, he added that Biden’s weakness was the core of the problem. “If you don’t have a strong president, the rest is just words.” He promised to defend Israel “like nobody has ever defended it before.” Read more at: DailyFetched.comTRUMP: "We don’t want to be like Europe with jihads on every corner”
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