The anti-Israel protesters stood outside a Jewish community center and spewed hateful, anti-Semitic rhetoric and abuse at ANYONE going inside. This is not even a real “protest” as they literally are chanting in support of Islamic terrorist groups. Medforth (h/t Nita) Tel Aviv-based newspaper Haaretz was hosting a conference at the JW3 in North London, with […]

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has reportedly told the newspaper that it needs to add more conservative columnists in a bid to make the paper more balanced. The directive comes as the paper has lost more than hundreds of thousands of subscribers over the last several days after Bezos killed the Editorial Board’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris. NPR reported that by midday on Monday, more than 200,000 people canceled their subscriptions, more than 8% of the company’s total number of subscribers. Bezos has told people at the newspaper that he wants to grow the paper’s reach with conservatives, The New York Times reported. The Times noted that part of Bezos’ shift with what he wants at the newspaper was signaled when he hired Will Lewis — who previously worked at Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal— to be its chief executive. “The Washington Post will not be making an endorsement of a presidential candidate in this election,” Lewis said in a statement. “Nor in any future presidential election. We are returning to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates.” The paper cited its past position from more than five decades ago of not endorsing presidential nominees. “We recognize that this will be read in a range of ways, including as a tacit endorsement of one candidate, or as a condemnation of another, or as an abdication of responsibility,” the paper said. “That is inevitable. We don’t see it that way.” Former Post Executive Editor Marcus Brauchli told NPR that the number of subscribers that the paper had lost was “a colossal number.” He said that people were highly emotional about the paper’s decision to not endorse Harris. “It is a way to send a message to ownership but it shoots you in the foot if you care about the kind of in-depth, quality journalism like the Post produces,” he said. “There aren’t many organizations that can do what the Post does. The range and depth of reporting by the Post’s journalists is among the best in the world.”

“Shazam!” star Zachary Levi spoke out about why he’s supporting former President Donald Trump and the team he referred to as Trump’s  “Avengers.” Speaking on “The Megyn Kelly Show,” the 44-year-old actor said he hadn’t voted for Trump in the last two elections, but noted that the former president did a “good job” — despite what Trump’s opponents said. “For four years, the world didn’t blow up,” Levi said. “He didn’t turn into the Nazi, fascist that everybody [said] he was going to be the first time around. We entered no more wars. Our economy was better. Our border was better.” “Even if I don’t like all of his Trumpiness,” Levi said, that doesn’t change the fact that Vice President Kamala Harris “is not qualified in any way shape or form to be the Commander in Chief, the leader of the free world. Absolutely not.” Zachary Levi urges Trump voters in Hollywood to speak out and not fear backlash because the industry “is not going to exist very soon.” “They’ve sent me lots of messages, plenty of people in Hollywood, who are terrified to publicly say they would vote for Donald Trump or be… pic.twitter.com/Wiic2ba8oO — Variety (@Variety) October 25, 2024 “I think, even if she’s not aware of it, that she would be a puppet of a much more nefarious system that I believe … that really wants us to stay in all these endless wars, keep all of us endlessly sick,” Levi continued. “So, that’s it to me.” Kelly said there were likely others who have mixed feelings about Trump, but who might be swayed by the team Trump has assembled around him — people like X-owner Elon Musk, former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, and former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Levi agreed, and said that he did not see it as just voting for Donald Trump — rather, he was “voting for Donald Trump, Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard, Vivek Ramaswamy, Elon Musk, JD Vance, and everyone else that they’re going to bring in this team, this Avengers,” Levi said. “They’re going to get in there and actually do what Donald Trump said he was going to do the first time, which was drain the swamp.” “And now Trump is privately funding his own transition team, not waiting for the government, so they are ready to go, and they are not compromised,” he added. “That is the government that I want … Bobby and Tulsi are going to be let loose, to be the bulldogs that we need to hold people to account, and by the way, unable to do it fairly. They will do it civilly. They will do it in love.” Levi made headlines last month when he became one of the rare voices in Hollywood to endorse Trump, saying he believed the former president would “take back this country” and “make it great again,” as The Daily Wire reported. Related: Actor Zachary Levi Endorses Trump: ‘We Are Going To Take Back This Country’

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Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon is the sort of progressive prosecutor who thinks it is his job to curb mass incarceration. Last week, the L.A. DA announced he is reviewing the sentencing of Lyle and Erik Menendez, who were convicted of the savage shotgun killing of their parents in 1989 and sentenced to life without parole.  The brothers are the subject of a Netflix series, “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” and a Netflix documentary, “The Menendez Brothers.”  Gascon told Newsweek his office is reviewing the case because of a 1988 letter that Erik Menendez wrote to a cousin about alleged sexual abuse by his father and a statement from a former Menudo band member who alleged Jose Menendez sexually assaulted him.  Be it noted, Lyle and Erik Menendez were 21 and 18 at the time they slaughtered their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez.  Cooper Koch (right) portrays Erik Menendez on the Netflix series “The Menendez Brothers.” (MEGA/GC Images via Getty Images) The sons were adults who could have walked away from their wealthy lifestyle in Beverly Hills, but instead chose to turn two shotguns on their father, who sexually abused them, they said, as well as their mother, using her substance abuse in the face of her husband’s affairs as a reason to put her “out of her misery.”  Then they went on a spending spree—loading up with high-end watches, clothing, and cars.  The murders were premeditated. They were extremely violent. The brothers killed their parents. So, why would the headline-seeking Gascon revisit the sentence?  California has no shortage of gullible journalists and politicians who want to believe that convicted killers, even in parricides, are underdogs—though the brothers admitted they killed their unarmed parents, as Jose and Kitty Menendez were watching TV.  Some family members have pushed for the brothers’ release—as the pair, now in their 50s, have been in prison for decades after enduring a childhood of abuse by their father.  In the Netflix documentary, prosecutor Pamela Bozanich confirmed that she asked around about Jose Menendez, and she couldn’t find a single person who said anything nice about him, except for his secretary. Bozanich called the father a monster whose death presented “an actual plus for mankind.”  “The only reason I’m doing this after 33 years is that this poor woman who gave birth to both of them was treated like a doormat by her husband and her sons, and she was slaughtered like a wild animal inside of her own home,” she said of her decision to talk about the case.  Bozanich also believes that there would be no push to reconsider the case if not for TikTok, which has elevated the inmates’ celebrity status.  There’s a political angle to the Menendez brothers’ saga as well.  Gascon’s career in elective office took off after Kamala Harris won the California attorney general’s race in 2010 and then-San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom named him to succeed her as San Francisco DA. The careers of the two prosecutors from San Francisco have been intertwined for years.  In February 2020, Harris and other progressive Democrats endorsed Gascon as he ran for Los Angeles district attorney. That 2020 endorsement was not a pro forma statement of support. Harris got behind Gascon during a contested primary, in which he challenged incumbent Democrat DA Jackie Lacey.  Then-Sen. Kamala Harris said, “George Gascon is a proven leader of national significance when it comes to reforming our criminal justice system. As DA of San Francisco, George led fights to reform the Three Strikes Law, decrease the state prison population, and get people convicted of nonviolent offenses greater opportunities to get their lives back on track. As DA of L.A. County, I know George Gascon will work every day to keep our communities safe and demand real accountability from our justice system and real justice for every Angeleno.”  In short, Harris, who wants voters to believe she was a hard-nosed prosecutor, endorsed Gascon because he weakened California law on repeat offenders and sent fewer criminals to prison.  But now, according to a recent Los Angeles Times/UC Berkeley poll, the incumbent DA has garnered 21% of support, 30 points behind lead challenger Nathan Hochman.  Those politics aren’t going to help Harris in 2024. So this go-round, she has not endorsed Gascon.  COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS.COM  We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post The 2024 Angle to the Menendez Brothers Saga  appeared first on The Daily Signal.