Trump's MSG rally features vows to back Israel, antisemitic joke and nativist rhetoric

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "So f -- off with that MSG Nazi rally bulls -- ."In his stemwinder of a speech Sunday evening, Trump sounded familiar notes, pledging as he has throughout his campaign to never allow a repeat of Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack.
43% : "Other speakers also said Trump would be better positioned than Harris to protect Israel.
37% : "If you don't have a president that gets it, if you don't have a president that is respected by the other side -- and they did respect us four years ago, they really respected us, Iran was broke, they had no money," Trump said.
35% : "The far-right voices who have adulated Trump since he launched his political career, and whom he has never fully disavowed, were also prominently in evidence.
35% : Harris is Black and South Asian.)Shabbos Kestenbaum, a former Harvard Divinity School graduate student who sued the school for the anti-Israel and antisemitic hostility he said he endured on campus after October 7, and who has become the face of disaffected Jewish Democrats who now support Trump, told The Belaaz, an Orthodox outlet, that he had backed out of attending the rally because of Carlson, who he said was a "big threat to the Jewish community.
27% : The Anti-Defamation League, the Jewish group that calls out antisemitism and hate and has criticized Carlson extensively, denounced the offensive jokes -- but did not name Trump or Hinchcliffe directly."Political rallies should be about politics and policy, not offensive jokes that denigrate Jews, Palestinians, Puerto Ricans, and other marginalized groups," the ADL tweeted.
17% : "Sid Rosenberg, a Jewish talk radio host, ridiculed Democrats in profane terms, among them Hillary Clinton, the nominee Trump defeated in 2016, who had compared the event to the 1939 rally.

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