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From MAGA loyalist to anti-war dissident \u2013 \u200b\u200bis Tucker Carlson’s pivot honest or a clever reinvention?<\/p>\n
Tucker Carlson, a longtime supporter of Donald Trump, has broken with the president on some key issues and has become one of the country’s harshest critics of America’s relationship with Israel. Carlson is connecting with voices he once criticized, such as The New York Times, and his growing popularity has fueled speculation in Washington, D.C., that he might try to carry that momentum to the White House.<\/p>\n
Contributor:<\/strong> In the United Kingdom, days after two Jewish people were hospitalized in a knife attack in north London, much of the country’s political and media community assumed that anti-genocide protests and the only Jewish leader in British politics, Jack Polanki, were responsible. Meenakshi Ravi analyzed the media coverage.<\/p>\n Israel’s settler movement has moved from the margins to influence over key Israeli institutions, including the media, where a chorus of voices are pushing for Israel to conquer new territory. Shravan Post<\/em>Tarik Nafi reports on the rapid generalization of the idea of \u200b\u200b”Greater Israel”.<\/p>\n Speciality: Published on 9 May 2026<\/span>9 May 2026<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Wajahat Ali \u2013 Co-Host, Democracy-ish Podcast
Brianna Joy Gray – Host, Bad Faith Podcast
Anna Kasparian \u2013 Executive Producer and Host, The Young Turks
Jude Russo \u2013 Managing Editor, The American Conservative<\/p>\non our radar<\/h2>\n
Greater Israel: How the settler imagination from the margins went mainstream<\/h2>\n
<\/strong>Ben Reiff \u2013 Deputy Editor, +972 Magazine
Maya Rosen \u2013 Assistant Editor, Jewish Currents<\/p>\n<\/div>\n