Tucker Carlson, the Jewish left and the unholy realignment on Israel | Opinion

The populist right has been finding its voice on Israel – and strangely it sounds like what one might find reverberating in the corridors of a left-wing Jewish non-profit

The anti-war Jewish left has begun congregating in a new, rather unexpected clubhouse: The Tucker Carlson Show. In his newest incarnation, Carlson has gone full populist, venting at globalist elitists and bludgeoning U.S. foreign policy as overly interventionist. Ordinarily, this second criticism is a left-wing argument. But we're living through a time of profound political transformation, and since October 7 and U.S. President Donald Trump's reelection, the populist right has also been finding its voice on Israel – and it sounds like what one might find reverberating in the corridors of a left-wing Jewish non-profit.

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