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Carlson Says Israel Split Drives Third-Party Push

At 23:06 IDT on July 2, Tucker Carlson said in an interview he plans to help build a third party after breaking with Trump and the GOP over the Iran war. Carlson accused Israel and pro-Israel influence of pushing Washington toward regime change, said he has not spoken to Trump since the war began, and argued both parties are locked together on war and finance. He does not want to run himself. The interview matters for Israel because a loud isolationist flank is turning legitimate debate into blame-Israel politics. Jerusalem should answer with facts, allied outreach and moral clarity about Iran's nuclear and proxy threat.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Knesset building in Jerusalem; institutional context.

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