At the Republican Jewish Coalition summit, Trump celebrates historic pro-Israel policies, pledges unwavering defense of Jewish Americans, and vows renewed national strength.
Las Vegas lit up with applause Sunday night as US President Donald Trump delivered a rousing, pro-Israel address at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s 40th Annual Leadership Summit, celebrating four decades of Jewish leadership and reaffirming America’s sacred bond with the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
“Israel has never had a better friend than President Donald J. Trump,” he declared to thunderous ovation, underscoring his administration’s unmatched record of support for the Jewish homeland.
Trump opened by thanking Norm Coleman, Matt Brooks, and Dr. Miriam Adelson, calling the RJC “a powerhouse of Jewish pride and American strength.” He then reminisced about what he called “the most important election victory in U.S. history,” asserting that his movement had restored “faith, prosperity, and power to a nation reborn.”
The President proudly revisited his landmark Israel policies, each of which redrew the map of Middle East diplomacy:
- Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s eternal capital and the relocation of the US embassy there, defying decades of political hesitation.
- Recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, strengthening Israel’s northern defenses.
- Withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, followed by Operation Midnight Hammer, which he said “obliterated Iran’s nuclear enrichment capability.”
- Defunding the UN’s anti-Israel bias, including the UN Human Rights Council and the UNRWA agency, long accused of corruption and anti-Jewish propaganda.
On the domestic front, Trump declared a zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism, revealing an aggressive federal crackdown on jihadist sympathizers and discriminatory campuses.
“We have done more to protect Jewish Americans than any administration in history — and we’re just getting started,” he proclaimed.
He cited record settlements for Jewish students facing harassment, new laws empowering universities to act, and a historic executive order mandating every federal agency combat antisemitism nationwide.
Trump also highlighted his mediation of the Gaza peace deal, asserting that his leadership ended “eight wars in nine months” and ensured the return of hostages — a defining humanitarian triumph.
As the crowd chanted “USA! USA!” Trump closed with a vision rooted in faith and resilience:
“Together, we will make America stronger, safer, prouder, and greater than ever before. God bless Israel. God bless America.”
The evening ended with a standing ovation, cementing Trump’s status as the most consequential pro-Israel president in modern American history — a leader whose friendship with the Jewish state has become both strategic and spiritual.Las Vegas lit up with applause Sunday night as US President Donald Trump delivered a rousing, pro-Israel address at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s 40th Annual Leadership Summit, celebrating four decades of Jewish leadership and reaffirming America’s sacred bond with the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
“Israel has never had a better friend than President Donald J. Trump,” he declared to thunderous ovation, underscoring his administration’s unmatched record of support for the Jewish homeland.
Trump opened by thanking Norm Coleman, Matt Brooks, and Dr. Miriam Adelson, calling the RJC “a powerhouse of Jewish pride and American strength.” He then reminisced about what he called “the most important election victory in U.S. history,” asserting that his movement had restored “faith, prosperity, and power to a nation reborn.”
The President proudly revisited his landmark Israel policies, each of which redrew the map of Middle East diplomacy:
- Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s eternal capital and the relocation of the US embassy there, defying decades of political hesitation.
- Recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, strengthening Israel’s northern defenses.
- Withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, followed by Operation Midnight Hammer, which he said “obliterated Iran’s nuclear enrichment capability.”
- Defunding the UN’s anti-Israel bias, including the UN Human Rights Council and the UNRWA agency, long accused of corruption and anti-Jewish propaganda.
On the domestic front, Trump declared a zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism, revealing an aggressive federal crackdown on jihadist sympathizers and discriminatory campuses.
“We have done more to protect Jewish Americans than any administration in history — and we’re just getting started,” he proclaimed.
He cited record settlements for Jewish students facing harassment, new laws empowering universities to act, and a historic executive order mandating every federal agency combat antisemitism nationwide.
Trump also highlighted his mediation of the Gaza peace deal, asserting that his leadership ended “eight wars in nine months” and ensured the return of hostages — a defining humanitarian triumph.
As the crowd chanted “USA! USA!” Trump closed with a vision rooted in faith and resilience:
“Together, we will make America stronger, safer, prouder, and greater than ever before. God bless Israel. God bless America.”
The evening ended with a standing ovation, cementing Trump’s status as the most consequential pro-Israel president in modern American history — a leader whose friendship with the Jewish state has become both strategic and spiritual.
