US presidential candidate Donald Trump, speaking at an event in Washington dedicated to combating anti-Semitism, said the tragic events of October 7 would not have happened if he had been the head of state.
Channel 7 reports this.
He called the day a wake-up call for the world and stressed that American Jews were facing an unprecedented wave of anti-Semitism.
Trump also called on Vice President Kamala Harris to distance herself from those hostile to Israel, criticizing her for her inaction in combating anti-Semitism.
He promised that when he returned to the White House he would take decisive action to curb the problem and become a champion of the Jewish community in the United States, assuring that no one would be a more devoted friend of American Jews than he.
Previously, Cursor reported that Iranian hackers hacked Trump’s headquarters and transferred data to Biden.
According to US intelligence agencies, the hackers sent the letters in June and July.
