The media keeps pushing ‘surveys’ of Jewish voters from Democrat or liberal groups that oversample  Democrats and which claim that absolutely nothing has changed for Jewish voters.

That’s clearly false.

The numbers out of New York suggest that Trump could win Jewish voters there, but since he can’t win the state, it doesn’t matter that much. And New York’s Jewish community is more conservative and religious anyway. What about swing states? We know Trump has done really well with Jews in Florida.

But the election isn’t likely to come down to Florida. Pennsylvania however is a pretty good bet.

After numerous articles on Muslim dissatisfaction with Kamala for not being sufficiently anti-Israel, the AP decided to run an article on Jewish dissatisfaction with Kamala.

For Rona Kaufman, the signs are everywhere that more Jews feel abandoned by the Democratic Party and may vote for Republican Donald Trump.

It’s in her Facebook feed. It’s in the discomfort she observed during a question-and-answer at a recent Democratic Party campaign event in Pittsburgh. It’s in her own family.

“The family that is my generation and older generations, I don’t think anybody is voting for Harris, and we’ve never voted Republican, ever,” Kaufman, 49, said, referring to Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. “My sister has a Trump sign outside her house, and that is a huge shift.”

Kaufman, a self-described progressive who lives in Pittsburgh’s heavily Jewish Squirrel Hill neighborhood, never thought she would vote for Trump.

But now, she expects Trump will continue a hardline stance against Iran — which she calls an imminent threat to democracy, human rights and western civilization — and worries that Harris will appease Iran and pander to the party’s left wing.

While the AP tries to imply she’s an outlier, I’ve heard plenty of stories like this. The AP trots out the same old surveys and the fake leftists doing their usual cosplaying as Jews.

“That’s the conversation that I’m having with Jews,” said Rabbi Beth Janus of Philadelphia.

Janus said Jews she knows are excited that a woman could be president and that she’s married to a Jewish man.

“Jews”.

If you guessed that Beth Janus is a leftist anti-Israel activist playing a rabbi, collect your ham sandwich.

Beth Janus is the chair of the Philadelphia Rabbinic and Cantorial Cabinet of J Street. She’s a signatory to an open letter by the anti-Israel T’ruah group.

The letter, after Oct 7, declared that “we also mourn the deaths and suffering of Palestinian civilians and call for immediate action to protect their lives” and demanded “an end to incitement by Israeli politicians and public figures against Palestinian citizens of Israel”.

Beth Janus also signed a T’ruah letter demanding an end to further Israeli attacks on Hamas under the misleading label of a ‘ceasefire’.

The T’ruah/Janus letter falsely slurred that, “Prime Minister Netanyahu and his far-right government have taken Israel further and further down the path of religious extremism and never-ending war.”

And it also paved the way for an arms embargo on Israel.

“There is no question that Hamas has repeatedly and deliberately endangered the lives of their own people — including through using civilian structures to house weapons and fighters — but that does not permit Israel, legally or morally, to lay the full responsibility for the unimaginable suffering of a massive population of trapped civilians at the feet of Hamas. We are grateful that you have insisted Israel provide assurance that it is using U.S.-provided weapons in accordance with international law and is not obstructing humanitarian aid, just as other recipients of security aid are required to do.”

This is the sort of anti-Israel creature the AP dug up to reassure everyone that the only thing Jews care about is that Kamala is a ‘woman’ (according to some biologists) and married to a formerly Jewish man.

Israel and the Jewish people can go to hell. A lot of Jews however dissent from Anti-Israel. Beth. And they are making their voices heard.