The Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA) has launched an ad campaign titled 'Hate Doesn’t Stop Itself,' which compares former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler and warns of the dangers of rising hate and fascism. The ad, part of a $1 million effort targeting Jewish voters in key swing states, has faced criticism from Republicans for its provocative imagery and messaging. Meanwhile, Trump has been accused of employing anti-Semitic tropes in his attacks against Jewish Democrats, suggesting they are 'absolute fools' for their political choices. Jewish advocacy groups have highlighted concerns over Trump's rhetoric, viewing it as a normalization of antisemitism and an implication of 'dual loyalty' among American Jews. Amid rising antisemitism and concerns over U.S. support for Israel, the Jewish vote has become a focal point in the upcoming election, with Democrats emphasizing the stakes for Jewish Americans. The controversy highlights the complex interplay of faith, politics, and identity in the current electoral landscape.