President Donald Trump shared an article on social media Monday evening that accuses conservative commentator Tucker Carlson of suffering from 'Jew Derangement Syndrome,' according to reports. The move follows Trump's own recent criticism of Carlson.
President Donald Trump shared an article on social media Monday evening that accuses conservative commentator Tucker Carlson of suffering from 'Jew Derangement Syndrome,' amplifying his own earlier criticism of the former Fox News host. The move represents a further escalation in Trump's public targeting of Carlson, who has in recent months been sharply critical of Israel and its leadership.
As The Zioneer reported at 19:07 Jerusalem, Trump earlier in the evening posted on social media stating that Carlson had 'destroyed his life' and committed 'professional suicide,' also invoking the term 'Jew Derangement Syndrome.' The sharing of the article, which reiterates the same accusation, extends Trump's attack from his own words to an external source, reinforcing the message.
The exchange comes amid a broader pattern of Carlson's criticism of Israel. As The Zioneer reported on June 19, Carlson stated that Israel 'did not defend itself' during the current war and exploited the conflict to start a war in Lebanon. Trump's targeting of Carlson appears to be a response to those comments, aligning with the President's own recent tensions with Israeli leadership, though the specific source of the article shared by Trump was not disclosed.
Carlson has not yet publicly responded to the President's latest move. The article's origin and the full extent of Trump's coordination with the outlet remain unclear.
2 developments
- DevelopingTrump shares article sharply criticizing Netanyahu's rationality
- DevelopingTrump associate Tucker Carlson: Israel 'did not defend itself' this war, used it to start Lebanon conflict
- StrongTrump shares article on Truth Social casting doubt on Netanyahu's re-election
- DevelopingTrump says he has 'lost it,' patience 'over,' calls for talks: 'let's eat the hat'
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