Former President Donald Trump's victory over Vice President Kamala Harris has sparked mixed reactions within the Jewish and Christian communities. Jewish organizations expressed concerns about the outcome while also highlighting their priorities, such as fighting antisemitism and supporting Israel. Both Reform and Orthodox Jews had differing responses, with the Reform movement expressing hope for Trump to be a president for all Americans, while the Orthodox Union looked forward to working with him to overcome challenges. Evangelicals, who played a significant role in Trump's election, celebrated his win as divinely ordained and called for prayers for the country's restoration.