If you’re a regular person who just wants the bottom line, you’ll take a broader look at the polls and find that nothing has changed.
The millions of dollars and endless hours of work put in by both sides to convince Jewish voters seem to be doing very little to move the needle.
The vote was further proof that the question isn’t where to draw the line between criticism of Israel and antisemitism. It’s all about politics.
Two weeks have passed since election day, and there’s nothing anyone wants more than to put this whole thing behind us. But before we do so, we need to settle the least important question of these elections, yet the one most likely to come up during your (virtual) Thanksgiving, Passover or whatever family dinner table: How did the Jews vote?
In the 2016 election, how will the Jewish vote break down? We’d like you to take a guess.
Jews who are one-issue voters hurt Israel, as well as America.
