Former President Donald Trump addressed a 'Fighting Antisemitism in America' event in Washington, D.C., promising Jewish Americans a 'bright new day' should he regain the presidency. He emphasized that they would no longer have to walk in fear or face discrimination, particularly on college campuses, and criticized the Biden administration for not adequately addressing antisemitic demonstrations. Trump also called for Vice President Kamala Harris to disavow support for Hamas sympathizers and highlighted the upcoming anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, which he termed the worst assault on Jews since the Holocaust. His campaign portrayed him as more pro-Israel compared to his opponents, citing his past actions like moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and the Abraham Accords. This event comes amidst an increase in antisemitism globally, exacerbated by the conflicts in the Middle East.