Journalist Batya Ungar-Sargon offers advice to Republicans on how to court Jewish voters, who historically vote Democrat by high margins. She suggests that it will be a hard sell due to the highly educated nature of the American Jewish community and their contempt for Republicans and conservative values. While Trump saw a slight increase in Jewish support in the 2024 election, earning 33% of the vote, Ungar-Sargon believes that Republicans need to go beyond their support for Israel and address domestic policy issues. She suggests pivoting messaging to emphasize compassion and understanding, rather than engaging in divisive discourse.