Trump pans Democrats for the anti-Israeli standings they're taking
The POTUS has come out against the Democrats again for the way they've taken up anti-Israeli sentiment, and even the way they could be lenient on mosque gatherings as compared to churches during the COVID crisis:
Update: here's more on Trump's insisting that the same standards applying to Christians be applied to Islamists during Ramadan.
Trump argued that he did not believe there should be strict enforcement in mosques, but that he was pointing out the poor way that Christians were being treated in the U.S., to which he linked Democrats’ turn towards an anti-Israel foreign policy:The Dems have become such a repellent lot, it's regrettable they still have any kind of following.
Trump: I would like to see that. And I just spoke with leaders, and people that love mosques. They love mosques, and I’m all in favor of that. But I would say that there could be a difference, and we’ll have to see what will happen, because I’ve seen a great disparity, in this country. I’ve seen a great disparity. I mean I’ve seen a very strong anti-Israel bent in Congress, with Democrats. It was unthinkable seven or eight or ten years ago, and now they’re into a whole different thing, between [Rep. Ilhan] Omar, and AOC. I say AOC plus three, add them on. You have, I mean, the things that they say about Israel are so bad. And I can’t believe it. Now — Just a minute. So I would be interested to see that, because they go after Christian churches, but they don’t tend to go after mosques. And I don’t want them to go after mosques, but I do want to see what their bent is.
Q: Do you know, Mr. President, that in fact you’re suggesting that imams wouldn’t follow social distancing?
Trump: No, I think that — I just had a call with imams, I just had a call with ministers, rabbis. We had a tremendous call with the faith leaders. No, I don’t think that at all. I am somebody that believes in faith. And it matters not what your faith is, but our politicians seem to treat different faiths very differently, and they seem to think, and I don’t know what happened with our country, but the Christian faith is treated much differently than it was, and I think it’s treated very unfairly.
Update: here's more on Trump's insisting that the same standards applying to Christians be applied to Islamists during Ramadan.
Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, islam, Israel, Moonbattery, political corruption, United States, US Congress
