Marc Zell, the head of Republicans Overseas Israel branch, speaks during a convention organised by the Israeli branch of the U.S. Republican party campaigning for presidential nominee Donald Trump, in Jerusalem October 26, 2016. REUTERS/Ammar Awad/File Photo
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - On a rooftop overlooking the walls of Jerusalem's Old City, around 200 American-Israeli fans of Donald Trump gathered to proclaim their support for the Republican candidate, convinced he will be Israel's best friend if elected.
Wearing "Make America Great Again" baseball caps, the small crowd, ranging from Holocaust survivors in their 80s to grinning teenagers in Trump t-shirts, said they didn't care about the sexual assault allegations against the candidate or the online anti-Semitism of some of his supporters.
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