Sanders stopped by NBC to say the quiet part out loud…

Over the weekend, Vermont Senator Bernies Sanders spoke with NBC’s Kristen Welker on Meet The Press about Kamala Harris’ far-left policy positions — you know, the ones she won’t talk about anymore.

In this episode of “Inside the Agudah,” Rabbi Yossie Charner, Agudath Israel’s Director of Congressional Affairs, sits with Rabbi Yitzchok Hisiger, Agudath Israel’s Director of Torah Initiatives, to discuss his work on behalf of the frum community. Rabbi Charner is responsible for representing the interests of the Orthodox Jewish community in Washington, D.C. His role includes advocating for policies that align with the values and needs of the Torah community, and engaging with lawmakers and government officials on key legislative matters. Rabbi Charner works to build relationships with members of Congress, providing them with information and perspectives that influence decision-making on both local and national levels.

Renowned author and legal scholar Alan Dershowitz has officially severed ties with the Democratic Party due to growing anti-Israel attitudes displayed during the Democratic National Convention (DNC).
In an interview on Talkline with Zev Brenner, Dershowitz voiced his reasons: “It was the most anti-Jewish, anti-Israel, anti-Zionist convention I’ve experienced,” he said. “I was disgusted at the Democratic National Convention. Absolutely disgusted.”
Dershowitz took particular issue with US Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders, labeling them as “anti-Israel.” He also condemned Rev. Al Sharpton, who has previously faced allegations of antisemitism.

Donald Trump, former U.S. President and current Republican Presidential hopeful, delivered a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition on Thursday.
At the outset of his address, Trump reflected on the recent killing of six Israeli hostages by Hamas in Gaza, which occurred a week earlier. “As we speak today, we are all devastated by the horrific death of our fellow American, Hersh Goldberg-Polin. And this is so sad to even say. I’ve been watching the parents, I’ve been watching everybody talking about it for so long, and it’s just so sad to see, and the five other innocent hostages slaughtered late last week by Hamas terrorists.”

Retired four-star general Jack Keane (ret.,) reacts to Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu saying that Hamas is refusing to make a deal and weighs in on former President Trump’s warning that the U.S. is ‘heading into World War III territory.’
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Emerging details reveal more about the 14-year-old accused of killing four individuals and injuring nine others in the recent shooting at Apalachee High School in northern Georgia. Investigators have uncovered significant information from when they interviewed the suspect last year.
As new facts surface about Colt Gray, the investigation is ongoing into how the teenager acquired the firearm used in the attack and the motive behind this latest school shooting in the U.S.
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ABC News has released the official list of rules for next week’s presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris — and Team Harris is already claiming a disadvantage.

The list of rules for the debate is as follows:

Chris Cuomo gives a powerful monologue on the reaction, or lack of, to Hamas’ murder of six hostages just days ago.
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According to a Fox News report, Amazon’s Alexa is giving two very different answers when asked about the candidates in the upcoming election. The home smart device isn’t so chatty when it comes to Donald Trump; Kamala Harris, on the other hand, is a different story.

From Fox Business:

When asked, “Why should I vote for Trump?” Alexa declined to provide such information.

Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News anchor, faces backlash for featuring on his show a controversial “historian” who labeled Winston Churchill as the “chief villain of the Second World War,” rather than Adolf Hitler, and asserted that six million Jews “ended up dead” instead of being systematically murdered by the Nazis.
In a promotional post for a two-hour video conversation between Carlson and Darryl Cooper, Carlson praised Cooper, stating he “may be the best and most honest popular historian in the United States.”