Right-leaning pro-Israel groups hailed US President Donald Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as the next White House chief of staff, welcoming the Jewish aide's appointment as a safeguard against antisemitism in an era marked by an increase in attacks on Jews and Israel. Liberal Jewish groups expressed alarm, saying his hardline politics endangered the community.In a letter congratulating Miller, groups including the Combat Antisemitism Movement, the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, and the Zionist Organization of America expressed an interest in working with Miller to “hold institutions accountable when they fail to protect Jewish Americans from discrimination and harassment.”The writers, who also included the American Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, the Coalition for Jewish Values and the Israeli-American Civic Action Network, described Miller's appointment as “a meaningful reflection of the longstanding contributions of Jewish Americans to public service.”Just days after the Republican Party incurred massive losses in the midterm elections, Trump announced that he was replacing former chief of staff Susie Wiles with Miller, who had previously served as her deputy. In a Truth Social post, he described Miller as one of his “most trusted advisors.”The chief of staff holds one of the most powerful White House positions, acting as a gatekeeper to the president and helping to shape his daily agenda.Liberal Jewish voices warned…
Conservative Jewish groups hail Stephen Miller’s appointment to White House chief of staff
In a letter, Jewish groups wrote that they want to work with Miller to “hold institutions accountable when they fail to protect Jewish Americans from discrimination and harassment.
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Right-leaning pro-Israel groups hailed US President Donald Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as the next White House chief of staff, welcoming the Jewish aide's appointment as a safeguard against antisemitism in an era marked by an increase in attacks on Jews and Israel. Liberal Jewish groups expressed alarm, saying his hardline politics endangered the community.In a letter congratulating Miller, groups including the Combat Antisemitism Movement, the Louis D.
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