Charles Schumer loses Jewish support
Two years ago, Senator Chuck Schumer enjoyed an 82% approval among New York Jews. In contrast to the 40% unfavorable rating among New Yorkers, only 18% of Jews disapproved.Well he definitely wasn't respecting Israeli Jews. And he's given quite a few signs that, even if he hadn't screwed up on relations with the Jewish community, he's still got some very bad political positions that make him a bad choice for voting for. If his support is collapsing now, it's just as well. Schumer is an utter disgrace of a leftist.
Now he’s tied as 45% of New York Jews have come to hate Chuck.
What happened in the last two years to send his approval rating crashing from 82% to 48%?
This spring, Schumer agreed to become the public face of the Biden administration’s campaign to bring down the Israeli government, save Hamas and end the war. In a high-profile Senate speech, the lifelong politician who had spent his career pretending to be pro-Israel, equated the Israeli government with Hamas, forbade Israel to go into Rafah to pursue the terror group, claimed that “the Israeli war campaign has killed so many innocent Palestinians” and warned that the Biden administration would use its “leverage” to create a terrorist state inside Israel.
While many pro-Israel figures excoriated Schumer, he trotted out his ‘rabbi’, Rachel Timoner, a radical leftist anti-Israel activist who had taken part in anti-Israel rallies, to defend his betrayal.
According to Timoner, Schumer said “what most of us think” and “what the overwhelming majority of American Jews are saying to each other”. However what Timoner was saying, according to T’ruah, one of the anti-Israel groups she was allied with, could be summed up as, “American Jews must tell our govt we oppose this war and want an end to the occupation.”
Was Schumer saying what most American Jews were really thinking?
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