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In December 2024, Carlson hosted Munther Isaac, an anti-Zionist Palestinian pastor known for his inflammatory rhetoric. Watchdog groups criticized Carlson for amplifying Isaac’s rhetoric without challenge, particularly during a time of rising antisemitism worldwide.

In December 2024, Carlson hosted Munther Isaac, an anti-Zionist Palestinian pastor known for his inflammatory rhetoric. Watchdog groups criticized Carlson for amplifying Isaac’s rhetoric without challenge, particularly during a time of rising antisemitism worldwide.

In 2025, Carlson interviewed a former Church of the Nativity spokesperson involved in the [[2002 siege of Bethlehem]], during which armed Palestinian militants occupied the church. The guest, presented by Carlson as a “Christian peace advocate,” had previously propagated false narratives that Israeli forces had attacked the church — a claim repeatedly disproven by journalists and Vatican sources at the time.  

In 2025, Carlson interviewed Mother Agapia, a former Church of the Nativity spokesperson involved in the [[2002 siege of Bethlehem]], during which armed Palestinian militants occupied the church. The guest, presented by Carlson as a “Christian peace advocate,” had previously claimed that Israeli forces had attacked the church — a claim repeatedly disputed by journalists and Vatican sources at the time.  

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