In a new video released last Sunday, presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders claimed himself as “the first Jewish President” in history.

The video showed Sanders embracing his Jewish heritage. Such an open display of pride is contrary to his earlier hesitation to claim his Jewish roots and even his support on antisemitic politicians and anti-Israel policies. In his new two-minuter ad campaign entitled, “Bernie Would Be the First Jewish President,” Sanders threw blatant accusations against Trump for the rise of antisemitism and even encouraging neo-Nazi ideals. The video began with climate activist Jamie Margolin. “If Bernie Sanders was elected, he would be our first Jewish American president. As a Jewish American, that would be a huge step forward in this country and blowback against the rise of antisemitism in this country,” Margolin declared. It also featured a misleading clip against Trump, in which the president said, “Any Jewish people who vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.” The video showed clips of Sanders lighting a Chanukah menorah, then transitioning to the neo-Nazis rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017. Margolin then added that it would be “so satisfying” to have “a Jew literally replace them,” pertaining to the Trump administration. Finally, the video ended with a clip of Sanders speaking to a radical left-wing group who quite frankly, often shared anti-Israel sentiments.

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While Sanders had used his Jewish heritage as a unique point in his campaign, the Jewish community who are mostly Democrats (70%) have opted to support Hillary Clinton in 2016.

In fact, in a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, results show that Former Vice President Joe Biden (31%) was the first choice for Jewish Democrat voters followed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (20%).

On the other hand, Sanders only received a meager 11%, while Michael Bloomberg, a fellow Jewish candidate had 8% support.

While Sanders built the ad campaign over Trump’s “anti-Semitic” statements, the president had far better support from the Jewish population. According to Gallup, over the course of his presidency, Trump’s overall approval rating among Jews went between 30 to 35 percent.

In December, Ami Magazine also released the statistics which showed that Trump has 89% support from the Jews.

Perhaps, one of the major reasons why the Jewish community does not seem to support Sanders is simply because he failed to walk the talk, and continued to support antisemitic politicians and policies.

Sanders had even gone as far as to associate himself with anti-semitic Democrats, which included Linda Sarsour, Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Rep. Rashida Tlaib. He had also backed British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who is known to be an antisemite.

Moreover, Sanders also had a history of supporting antisemitic policy. In fact, Breitbart News wrote that his War Powers Act aimed to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen. “Most anti-Israel of all the Democratic candidates running— standing out even in a field that is markedly more hostile to the Jewish State than any in recent presidential primary history.”

Sanders is also one of the most vocal critics of Israel’s “occupation” of Palestine. Jack Rosen, a New York real estate developer and president of the American Jewish Congress said that Sanders “has worked hard to brand himself as being anti-Israel and his willingness to cut security assistance to Israel, and using an anti-Semite, pro-BDS figure like Linda Sarsour as an official campaign surrogate are a reflection of this.”

Even Adam Milsten, a longtime political moneyman slammed Sanders as someone who is “sleeping with the enemy.”