Former President Donald Trump made controversial remarks during an interview on Tuesday, alleging that Vice President Kamala Harris harbors animosity towards Jewish people, despite being married to second gentleman Doug Emhoff, who is Jewish. Trump claimed that Harris displayed discomfort during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insinuating that she holds negative feelings towards Israel and Jewish individuals. These claims come amidst Trump's efforts to sow divisions within the Democratic Party over the Israel-Hamas conflict, painting his political rivals as antisemitic while facing scrutiny for his own associations with white nationalists in the past. Moreover, Trump disparaged Jewish voters supporting Democrats, asserting that they should "have their head examined" and labeling them as "fools," suggesting that Democrats have let down the Jewish community. Harris' campaign spokesperson, James Singer, denounced Trump's divisive rhetoric, emphasizing the importance of unity and progress in American leadership. Trump's repeated accusations against Harris have intensified as she emerges as a potential Democratic presidential nominee, aiming to exploit controversies surrounding her stance on Israel and Jewish issues. The interview also saw Trump concurring with the radio host's derogatory remarks about Emhoff's Jewish heritage, inferring that he is a "crappy Jew" and a "horrible Jew." Emhoff, who plays a prominent role in addressing antisemitism within the Biden administration, has declined to comment on these allegations. Trump's disparaging comments directed at Harris and Emhoff have sparked condemnation and highlighted ongoing tensions surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict within American politics.