Trump calls on Kamala to disavow ‘Hamas sympathizers, antisemites, Israel haters on college campuses and everywhere else’

Trump, who recently survived a second assassination attempt, made the comments while speaking at a "Fighting Anti-Semitism in America" event in Washington, DC.

"I'm calling on Kamala Harris to officially disavow the support of all Hamas sympathizers, antisemites, Israel haters on college campuses and everywhere else," the presidential hopeful said.

Adding, "She has not lifted a single finger to protect you or to protect your children or to even protect you with words."

Trump criticized Harris for reportedly showing sympathy for the anti-Israel protesters who established Gaza encampments on college campuses nationwide. The demonstrators often terrorized Jewish students, said Trump.

"Kamala Harris said that the radical demonstrators on college campuses were, 'human emotion should be this way.' This is her message," he said.

Trump was responding to a July interview with "The Nation" in which the vice president stated that the campus disruptors were "showing exactly what the human emotion should be, as a response to Gaza," as per the New York Post. Harris contended that she "absolutely reject[s]" some of the things the protesters were saying, but she "understand[s] the emotion behind it."

The GOP nominee called his opponent's rhetoric "dangerous" and "unbefitting" for someone who wants to be president. Despite the challenge to condemn antisemitism and Hamas, Trump told the crowd: "She won't do it. You know that. She's not going to do it."