During two recent speeches in Washington, former President Donald Trump made controversial remarks suggesting that Jewish voters would bear significant responsibility if he loses the upcoming election. He claimed that a low percentage of Jewish support could lead to a loss, asserting that 60% of Jewish voters would be backing Vice President Kamala Harris, whom he criticized as detrimental to Israel. Trump's statements included a warning that if he is not reelected, Israel may face severe threats, including potential nuclear attacks from Iran. Critics, including Jewish leaders, have condemned Trump's rhetoric as dangerous and divisive, arguing it perpetuates harmful stereotypes about Jewish loyalty. Trump's comments have been met with backlash for invoking antisemitic tropes while attempting to appeal to Jewish voters. The former president's remarks come as he tries to position himself as a staunch ally of Israel amidst rising antisemitism.