Former President Donald Trump, speaking at the Israeli American Council National Summit, suggested that Jewish voters would be partly to blame if he loses the upcoming election to Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump emphasized that his victory is essential for Israel's security, claiming that Israel would cease to exist within two years if Harris wins. He criticized the Jewish community's overwhelming support for Democrats and called for an end to antisemitic propaganda on college campuses. Trump's comments have sparked widespread criticism, with accusations of advancing antisemitic tropes and attempting to divide Jewish voters. Despite this, both the Harris and Trump campaigns are heavily courting Jewish voters, recognizing their potential influence in swing states.