The Jewess Patriot: White House Hanukkah Party Invite or Outvite

The Invite Everyone Wants But Are The Right People Getting

Since last summer, people have reached out to me about getting them into The White House Hanukkah Party. (You would think I have such power).

I have been fortunate enough to participate in a Trump administration Hanukkah Party. It is an experience. I was lucky enough to even receive a hand written envelope and printed invitation.

Several months ago, I had the pleasure of actually speaking with the President for a few brief moments at The White House Purple Heart ceremony. I attended as a Jewish representative coordinating a Jewish participation in the 250th anniversary of our country and advocating for the education and acknowledgment of Jewish involvement in our military. We might be a small minority but our involvement is very important in American history. (More information coming soon).

Who Will Be Versus Who Should Be

It is interesting to point out who has publicly shared their invitation to the White House Chanukah week. That’s not as important as who didn’t receive an invitation.  The list is fascinating:

• Jewish Republican elected officials who are the focused voices and your representatives for every congressperson up for reelection.
• Major Jewish donors to PACs and organizations devoted to republican candidates, especially those endorsed by President Trump.
• Jewish veterans and current military officers who have yet to receive acknowledgment for their dedication to country and service.
• A Jewish chauffeur driver who has dedicated himself for hours to provide you, your administration and staff and close confidants quality service at all times and at his expense.
• Jewish business leaders who have defended your policies even as they are struggling to fight their opposition.
• Reform and conservative leadership (as in religious practice and not political affiliation) who voted for you and speak out supporting the current administration.
• People of a “certain age” who feel overlooked and under appreciated.

Staff members of Washington DC offices are giving up their invitations for important constituents for fear of hurting 2026 support.

If I know all of this, others do too.

The Miracle

The invitation to Vice President JD Vance’s Hanukkah event has been criticized publicly for its “50 years of celebrating Christmas” heading and bright green.

Now, discussions of disappointment and frustration with a milestone-celebrating the Hanukkah holiday with the President who made the greatest comeback in American history can be fixed!

President Trump, your relationship with Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu is legendary. The return of almost all hostages is heroic. We congratulate you in distancing yourself from Congresswoman Majorie Taylor Greene.

However, the discussions among all Americans today are about safety and the economy. These two issues will either drive people to the polls on Election Day 2026 or keep them home and voice their discontent with the current state of affairs.

Mr. President, when you shook my hand last summer in The East Room of The White House, I said to you, “Thank you for everything you do for Israel.”

I am now saying to you, “With everything you do for American Jews, you should be getting 60-70 percent of their vote. Let me help you.”

I hope somebody on your team finds this message in their email or through social media.

President Trump, I don’t expect you to know these tiny tasks, but I know you appreciate honesty. You are a great leader and so many want to celebrate you and with you.

Nas Gadol Haya The White House! A great miracle happened at The White House!

FYI- if you are attending- don’t expect typical latkes and donuts!