Virginia,

A person’s character is determined by his sense of morality, how he conducts himself when under attack, and how he stands up for victims. In our current day, it could be said that someone’s character is revealed, at least in part, by his stance on the conflict between the IslamoNazi terrorists and Israel, between Palestinians and Israelis.

Let’s hold Kamala Harris and Tim Walz up to that standard.

Kamala Harris is currently campaigning for the Islamist vote. She’s sent surrogates to Dearborn, Michigan, which is just a rat’s nest of Jewish hatred, to try to secure the vote there. She never criticized radical Hamas supporters Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar. In fact, she’s supported and endorsed these anti-Semitic individuals. Harris then chose Tim Walz as her running mate – Walz, who befriended imam Asad Zaman, the executive director of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota. Walz even gave Zaman a $100,000 grant and then a $25,000 grant. He called Zaman a “master teacher” despite the fact that he openly called for the evisceration of the Jews, praised Hamas’ October 7 attacks, and shared a documentary glorifying Adolf Hitler on Facebook.

Harris and Walz are dangerous people. Anyone who believes in Judeo-Christian values and belief systems, which are the foundation of our great nation and Western civilization at large, cannot vote for them. Anyone who believes in protecting the Holy Land and the birth of both Judaism and Christianity cannot vote for them. Anyone who believes that the same people who want to destroy the Jews also aim to destroy Americans cannot vote for them.

Israel isn’t just fighting for its own survival. It’s fighting for the survival of Europe, which has undergone a revolution via immigration that has destroyed its countries. It’s fighting for America, which is just a few years behind Europe in terms of allowing illegal immigrants with anti-American beliefs to overrun the country. An Israeli victory is a victory for the West.

In contrast to Harris and Walz, Donald Trump and JD Vance seem to understand what Israel’s war means for the West. Their support of Israel is a testament to their upstanding characters. On the anniversary of October 7, the mainstream media did little to remember the horrors inflicted upon innocent Israelis and Americans by Hamas. Donald Trump, however, said the following:

“Today, we reaffirm the entire world to hear there can be no acceptance, no excuse, and no understanding of this kind of evil. It’s evil like nobody has ever seen. Nothing can justify it. Nothing can rationalize it. And any person who sympathizes with it – with these terrible atrocities – is a sickness in their soul and a darkness in their heart. These are people who can never be our allies or our friends. Almost as shocking as October 7 itself is the outbreak of anti-Semitism that we have all seen in its wake. … We never thought we’d see it in this country, and a lot of that has to do with the leadership of this country.”

He went on to explain that now that both Hamas and Hezbollah have been weakened, “the dawn of a more harmonious Middle East is finally in our reach.” However, in order for that to actually come to fruition, the United States must assume its role as the leader in that endeavor.

“If it’s not the United States, it’s not going to happen,” he said, before promising to “not let the Jewish state be threatened with destruction,” to prevent “a holocaust of the Jewish people,” “not allow a jihad to be waged on America or our allies,” and to “support Israel’s right to win its war on terror.”

When have you ever heard a statement like that from Biden or Harris? We have never heard such promises from them, and we never will.

If Trump wins this election, I believe he will make good on those promises. His statements will turn into action, and we will see Israel and America turn the page on what has been a horrendous chapter in both our histories.