Trump hosts Holocaust survivors at White House Hanukkah reception

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 By Dave Boyer - The Washington Times - Thursday, December 6, 2018

President Trump marked Hanukkah Thursday evening at a White House reception that included eight survivors of the Holocaust.

In an East Room event, Mr. Trump recalled the fatal mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in October, calling it a “sinister anti-Semitic attack.”

“In the aftermath of that wicked assault, we reaffirmed our solemn duty to confront anti-Semitism everywhere it occurs,” the president said. “We must stamp out this vile hatred from the world.”

The president then introduced eight Holocaust survivors, calling the era “history’s darkest hour.” He told the survivors that they inspire the world with their courage, and that they had seen “evil beyond description.”

The White House identified the survivors as Sara Censor, Bertha Einhorn, David Einhorn, Ethel Flam, Gita Landau, Dolly Rabinowitz, Ruth Salamon and Zahava Ungar.

Mr. Trump was criticized last year for issuing a Holocaust remembrance statement that neglected to mention Jews or anti-Semitism.

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[TomSea]

Bless these Holocaust survivors, on another point,

Jewish Trump Supporters Chant 'Four More Years' at White House Hanukkah Party

The chant began during a short speech by the President, in which he spoke about his decision to move the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem
Amir Tibon
Dec 07, 2018 12:48 AM

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The President laughed and said in reply - “it’s six more years. Four is nice, I’ve never heard that before”. This chant, it should be noted, was used by thousands of people in some of his recent campaign events.

https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/.premium-jewish-trump-supporters-chant-four-more-years-at-white-house-hanukkah-party-1.6723997

So to reiterate, to "4 more years", Trump said "it's six more years".   Which, indeed, does sound like he will be running again.