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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Trump Antisemitism Official to Address Michigan Synagogue Amid Midterm Election Push

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Trump Antisemitism Official to Address Michigan Synagogue Amid Midterm Election Push

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Leo James Terrell, the Trump administration's antisemitism czar, will speak at a Michigan synagogue on Wednesday for a Justice Department event that is also a fundraiser for the Zionist Organization of America. The event, part of Terrell's "American Tour Against Hate," comes weeks before the midterm elections and amid heightened concerns over antisemitism and Jewish safety in the state. While the synagogue is a co-sponsor, its rabbi stressed it is serving as a venue and not endorsing any candidate. The event also highlights Republican efforts to court the Jewish vote in Michigan.

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  • Trump antisemitism official Leo James Terrell to speak at Michigan synagogue on Wednesday.
  • The event is a Justice Department initiative and a fundraiser for the Zionist Organization of America.
  • The visit occurs weeks before the midterm elections amid heightened concerns over antisemitism in Michigan.
  • The synagogue co-sponsoring the event stated it is a venue and not endorsing any political candidate.
  • The event highlights Republican efforts to appeal to Jewish voters in Michigan before the midterms.

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