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As Sean Hannity put it, "Trump is the most pro-Jewish President ever." Trump deported the last ex-Nazi in the U.S. in 2018. He moved the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and has an area in the Golan Heights named after him, "Trump Heights." He has a beautiful relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He has been referred to as, "the most pro-Israel President since Harry Truman. The Southern Poverty Law Center published an article in November 2018 with the title, "Are White Nationalists Turning on Trump?" with quotes critical of Trump from Richard Spencer, the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter, and even Andrew Anglin. Within the first 100 days of his presidency, an anti-Trump social group was formed on the white supremacist website Stormfront called "Trump the Zionist." It's description read: "Corporations first, jobs last. We will make the dollar weak again with yuge debt. China is not a currency manipulator and the European Union is not obsolete! Who's gonna pay for the wall? Nobody!" And by June 2019, racial identitarian James Allsup made a 20-minute speech at a conference for the white nationalist group American Renaissance, in which he essentially began by stating, "My speech may be entitled "Beyond Trump," but as I was writing it, I realized I didn't have too much to say about the President....After all, this is American Renaissance, not Israeli Renaissance," to cheers from the crowd.

As Sean Hannity put it, "Trump is the most pro-Jewish President ever." Trump deported the last ex-Nazi in the U.S. in 2018. He moved the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and has an area in the Golan Heights named after him, "Trump Heights." He has a beautiful relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He has been referred to as, "the most pro-Israel President since Harry Truman. The Southern Poverty Law Center published an article in November 2018 with the title, "Are White Nationalists Turning on Trump?" with quotes critical of Trump from Richard Spencer, the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter, and even Andrew Anglin. Within the first 100 days of his presidency, an anti-Trump social group was formed on the white supremacist website Stormfront called "Trump the Zionist." It's description read: "Corporations first, jobs last. We will make the dollar weak again with yuge debt. China is not a currency manipulator and the European Union is not obsolete! Who's gonna pay for the wall? Nobody!" And by June 2019, racial identitarian James Allsup made a 20-minute speech at a conference for the white nationalist group American Renaissance, in which he essentially began by stating, "My speech may be entitled "Beyond Trump," but as I was writing it, I realized I didn't have too much to say about the President....After all, this is American Renaissance, not Israeli Renaissance," to cheers from the crowd.

We know that Trump has condemned Holocaust denial in hostile dictatorships such as Venezuela and Iran. And arguably, his policies have been the most beneficial for Jewish-Americans, which is not necessarily a bad thing. I don't think it's a question of "Would Trump do it?" I think that answer, from Donald John Trump, would be an unequivocal "Yes!" He is an unabashed Zionist.

We know that Trump has condemned Holocaust denial in hostile dictatorships such as Venezuela and Iran. And arguably, his policies have been the most beneficial for Jewish-Americans, which is not necessarily a bad thing. I don't think it's a question of "Would Trump do it?" I think that answer, from Donald John Trump, would be an unequivocal "Yes!" He is an unabashed Zionist.