Republican leaders are converging on Las Vegas this Friday with one mission: to confront the antisemitic tide sweeping across America and to fortify the bond between the Party and the Jewish community. The Republican Jewish Coalition’s 2025 Leadership Summit kicks off October 31 under a stark warning—hatred against Jews is rising, and Republicans will meet it head-on.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem will take the stage first, drilling home the truth: open borders breed violent ideologies. She’ll unveil concrete steps to tighten America’s front lines, stamping out terror before it finds a foothold here.
House Speaker Mike Johnson follows with unapologetic resolve. He’ll detail sweeping legislation to protect faith-based schools, synagogues, and Jewish community centers. No soft language, no middle ground—just unbreakable safeguards.
Senator Ted Cruz set the tone Thursday night. He denounced radical antisemitism as “a clear and present danger” and challenged Republicans to unite behind bold action. His message: hollow words won’t suffice; only decisive policies will.
Across two days, summit workshops will tackle:
• Border Security: Concrete plans to end catch-and-release.
• Campus Antisemitism: Zero tolerance for hate speech in universities.
• Cyber Defense: Shielding Jewish institutions from online attacks.
• Israel Solidarity: Strengthening U.S.-Israel strategic ties.
Every session drills down to practical outcomes. Attendees will leave with playbooks to mobilize grassroots activists, influence state leaders, and shape federal policy.
This summit isn’t a photo op. It’s a battleground. Republicans will emerge with unified strategies—ready to pass real laws, secure Jewish lives, and uphold America’s founding promise of religious liberty. No more empty assurances. No more bureaucratic delays. Only swift, unwavering action.
Las Vegas will ring with one message: the Republican Party stands resolute against antisemitism, committed to protecting Jewish Americans and defending Israel. Expect nothing less than concrete results. The nation’s future demands it.
