At the Republican Jewish Coalition's annual conference, Donald Trump warned that if Kamala Harris becomes president, Israel will cease to exist, claiming she represents forces intent on destroying Western civilization and Israel. He urged Jewish voters to support him in the upcoming election, stating, "You’ll never survive if they get in," and emphasized his past actions that he believes have supported Israel, such as moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. Trump expressed frustration over the lack of Jewish support, suggesting that those who back Harris need to 'get their head examined.' This rhetoric comes amid rising antisemitism and divisions within the Democratic Party regarding Israel's actions in Gaza. Polls indicate a significant portion of Jewish voters still favor the Democratic Party despite Trump's claims, leading to tensions and contrasting narratives within the Jewish community about political allegiance.