Thread by @akeyak

Over the final stretch, our message to the Jewish community is clear: @JoeBiden is a mensch and we need a mensch back in the White House.

We need a president who's determined not to divide, but to unite. A commander-in-chief who chooses not to inflame, but to heal. (1/14)

A public servant who doesn't incite and tear us down, but inspires and gives us hope. We need a leader who will bring our values into the Oval Office. The pursuit of justice -- צדק צדק תרדף -- and peace; respect for the stranger, the immigrant, the refugee, the poor... (2/14)

...and the hungry; honest and unflinching friendship with Israel; dignity, decency, and the idea that we are each other’s keeper.

We need Joe Biden and @KamalaHarris to win on November 3rd and start the long, hard task of restoring the soul of this nation. (3/14)

Never has there been a starker contrast between two candidates.

Where @realDonaldTrump seems to reject the foundational concept of the utmost importance around saving a life -- פיקוח נפש -- Joe Biden heeds the dictate that to save one life is to save the world. (4/14)

We see that play out on COVID-19 -- the loss of more than a quarter of a million people and counting on Trump's watch versus Biden's plan to listen to science and wage a national campaign to halt this virus. (5/14)

We see it in health care -- in Trump's repeated attempts to rip coverage away from millions versus Biden’s plan to preserve health care as a right for all.

We see it in our environment -- in Trump's steps to undo protections for clean air and water... (6/14)

...versus Biden's commitment to defend our natural resources and the health of our most vulnerable Americans.

We see how Trump has been remarkably weak on anti-Semitism and has endangered Jews by making us all less safe. (7/14)

As a Jew in the United States of America, under Trump, I constantly have to look over my shoulder to see how people are looking at my yarmulke.

When do I need to cover it up in fear of my own safety? (8/14)

Where Donald Trump plays a damaging, dangerous game of partisan politics with the U.S.-Israel relationship, Joe Biden knows from experience: no matter who is in power, the alliance between our nations is unbreakable, unwavering, non-negotiable. (9/14)

Joe Biden will bring a lifelong connection w/the Jewish state & a career filled with advocacy for Israel's Qualitative Military Edge and its safety, security, & peace.

Where Donald Trump refuses to consistently denounce white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the alt-right... (10/14)

...Biden has been an unflinching voice in calling out & acting to stop anti-Semitism, xenophobia, bigotry, & prejudice. Trump has called neo-Nazis "very fine people," trafficked in deadly anti-Semitic stereotypes, and inspired a rise in hate crimes against Jews & others. (11/14)

Joe Biden has spent his entire life calling anti-Semitism what it is -- a cancer in our society that needs to be treated and defeated with every available resource and with moral clarity. (12/14)

Here’s the bottom line: Joe Biden is a leader of dignity & faith. He’s been an unmatched friend to the Jewish people. And it's not because of some large Jewish population in Delaware. It's because these are his values, his ideals. He embodies being a mensch in public life.(13/14)

We're all in & fighting for every Jewish vote. To win on Tuesday & build a stronger, safer, fairer, freer America for us, for our children & grandchildren, together. The more Jewish Americans show up to vote, the better our chances. So to our entire community, I say יאללה
(14/14)