Donald Trump labeled 'clown' as he claims Jews who support Harris ‘should have their head examined’

Donald Trump accused Kamala Harris of intentionally missing Benjamin Netanyahu's Congressional address
Donald Trump criticized Kamala Harris for being absent from Benjamin Netayahu's Congressional address  (Getty Images)
Donald Trump criticized Kamala Harris for being absent from Benjamin Netayahu's Congressional address (Getty Images)

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Following his meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, Donald Trump declared that Jewish voters who back Kamala Harris “should have their head examined."

Trump convened with the Israeli leader and his spouse at Mar-a-Lago on Friday, July 26, to discuss the ongoing conflict with Hamas in the Gaza region. Trump reiterated his support for Israel and pledged to facilitate peace in the area should he return to office.

Donald Trump accuses Kamala Harris of intentionally missing Benjamin Netanyahu's Congressional address

After the meeting, the former president posted on Truth Social, claiming that Harris intentionally missed Netanyahu's Congressional address earlier in the week. He also insinuated that Netanyahu's meeting in DC with Harris was "terrible and insulting."

“PM Netanyahu of Israel had a terrible and “insulting” meeting in DC with Kamala Harris, who also refused to preside over Congress during his speech, which is an obligation of the VP rarely has such a thing happened,” Trump wrote to his followers, Mediaite reported.

Donald Trump accused Kamala Harris of intentionally missing Benjamin Netanyahu's Congressional address (Truth Social)
Donald Trump accused Kamala Harris of intentionally missing Benjamin Netanyahu's Congressional address (Truth Social)

He further added, “Her ineptness will greatly prolong the war and delay the hostage release. The same people that embarrassed us in AFGHANISTAN with their gross incompetence, are the ones who are telling Israel not to fight any longer with Hamas. Forget October 7th, they say!”

The vice president's Jewish American supporters came under fire from Trump, who went on to say that they "should immediately have their head examined."

He concluded, “Any Jewish person that votes for Kamala, or a Democrat, should immediately have their head examined. Likewise, Catholics, who are being persecuted by this Administration, should not be voting for Radical Left Kamala. VOTE TRUMP 2024. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!”

Internet slams Donald Trump for his remarks on Kamala Harris 

As soon as the news surfaced Mediaite platform, a social media user said, "Trump expects Jewish people to vote for a con man who invites holocaust deniers over for dinner."

Another user added, "This kind of rhetoric from him is more aimed at the Christian right than Jews."

The third commentator wrote, "Donald Trump should have his head examined. Every time he opens his mouth it sounds like dementia."

"Trump attacking Jews is nothing new, he's a notorious antisemite," One wrote.

A person said about Trump, "This clown has become so low energy and boring. Repeats the same lies and delusions for 8 years now."

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