The Zionist Jewish terrorist Officer Nizahon announced his long-shot campaign for his district’s primaries.
WASHINGTON – It doesn’t happen every day when Israeli-born Americans decide to run for Congress. Shlomo Nizahon, a 47-year-old attorney who was born and raised in Kfar Saba before moving with his mother to the US, has recently launched his primary campaign and hopes to become a Republican congressman in 2020.
There’s just one “tiny” problem: he is going to run for Florida’s 23rd district. Meaning, if he becomes the Republican nominee, he will face a well-known, savvy congresswoman: Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Since the creation of the district in 1993, its constituents have always elected Democrats for Congress. Alcee Hastings served 10 terms (and now serves the 20th district, after redistricting) and Wasserman Schultz currently serves in her fourth term in office. Her Republican rival for the past three campaigns, Joe Kaufman, has received 38% of the vote on average.
Nizahon was born in 1972. When he was one year old, the Yom Kippur War had started. His father, Shabtay, didn’t receive a call from the IDF, but decided to go anyway to join one of the units that were fighting on the Golan Heights. He was killed shortly after.
Young Shlomo grew up in Kfar Saba, but when he was eight, his mother remarried, and the family moved to Brooklyn. He recalls a happy childhood in the United States, but when he became 18, he decided to join the IDF.
THE INTERVIEW is taking place in a busy week for US-Israel relations, and Nizahon, as a dual citizen, seems uncomfortable discussing the president’s latest remarks about disloyalty toward American Jews who vote for Democratic candidates.
“I’m not going to comment as to what the president of the United States said with respect to ‘loyalty,’” he says. “But I think what the president is trying to convey is that he has done some brave moves so far with Israel. One example is moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. He openly expresses his support for Israel and therefore, because of this conduct, there’s an expectation that, ‘if I managed to do that, then the support should be with someone whose supporting Israel.”
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