'As an Israeli, you should pause before using the phrase ‘terror regime,’ since you live in a country that just murdered thousands of children,' Carlson said.

The historical record reinforces the absurdity of this Israel 'controls' America trope.

'MAGA is about winning and strength in not allowing Iran to have nuclear weapons,' Trump wrote.

Coincidentally, Kent is currently being investigated over mishandling of confidential information. The probe began months before his resignation.

'The CIA is preparing some kind of criminal referral against me,' Carlson said.

Some speculated that the controversy could unintentionally increase financial support for Chabad institutions as a show of solidarity.

What went largely unreported was not Huckabee’s answers, but Carlson’s performance: his theological confusion, historical sloppiness, conspiratorial insinuations, and failure to grapple with facts that contradicted his narrative.

Ambassador Huckabee was joined by former Ambassador David Friedman, and together they covered Elvis Presley’s 'Hound Dog,' attributing the lyric 'crying all the time' to the antisemitic podcaster.

'Israel is a land that God gave, through Abraham, to a people that he chose,' Huckabee said.

Huckabee challenged Carlson's characterization of Israel as 'probably the most violent country on earth.'

Online disagreements between Carlson and Huckabee over allegations of Israel mistreating Christians had prompted the quick trip.

The performance is familiar. The host is merely 'asking questions.'

In saying that there was no problem with “Islamist terrorism” before 1948, Carlson is making the claim that modern-day jihad violence against the U.S. is because of Israel.

What began in Middle Eastern Studies has spread across the humanities and social sciences and is now reaching elementary, middle and high schools, where anti-Jewish and anti-Israel indoctrination is taking root.

For better or worse, Israel has become the symbolic and practical center of Jewish existence.

Carlson framed Israel as a “tiny, irrelevant country” that “orders around” the United States while accusing American lawmakers of being beholden to Jewish organizations.

Carlson’s influence on the political right is significant, and ignoring this trend risks allowing antisemitic tropes to migrate from the fringes into the conservative mainstream.

On both the left and the right, antipathy toward Israel is being reframed—on one side as moral virtue, on the other as nationalist authenticity.

Support for engagement with Fuentes and his followers, rather than condemnation of them, is a disturbing abandonment of principles.

Ben Shapiro exposes the lies, hypocrisy and profit motive behind outspoken antisemitic influencers Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes.

Mark Levin spoke at the RJC Leadership summit in Las Vegas, calling Nick Fuentes 'Little Adolf' and Tucker Carlson a 'full-blown, out-of-the-closet Jew-hater.'

Rep. Randy Fine declared he is the 'first congressman to wear a kippah' while taking aim at right-wing antisemites such as Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes.

J-TV talks to Pastor Dumisani Washington, founder of the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel, about what triggered Candace Owen's and Tucker Carlson's deep hatred of the Jewish state.

Carlson accused Netanyahu of 'running around' and bragging about the “control” he has over U.S. leaders.

The Israel Guys examine the distortions behind allegations of unequal treatment featured in Tucker Carlson's infamous YouTube video about Christians in Israel.

Carlson also said he had made a third request in the past several months to interview Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

'I think you have to trust the Qataris,' Steven Witkoff tells Tucker Carlson.

Historian Darryl Cooper said Winston Churchill was 'primarily responsible for that war becoming what it did.'

Jewish activists call on Adidas, Spotify, Apple and other businesses to drop partnerships with embattled rapper.

West has more than 31.4 million followers on Twitter and 18.1 million on Instagram.

Prominent anti-vaxxers Tucker Carlson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. likened vaccine mandates to the Holocaust over the weekend.