Tucker Carlson Promotes Oct. 7 Conspiracy Theory, Accuses Netanyahu
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Commentator Tucker Carlson promoted a conspiracy theory that the October 7 Hamas attack was an Israeli "false flag" operation, suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allowed it to happen for political gain. Carlson presented no evidence for his claims, which revived speculation from the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The commentator also questioned U.S. involvement in Israel's security and criticized Israeli leadership. This episode continues Carlson's pattern of controversial statements regarding Israel and Jewish organizations.
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- Tucker Carlson promoted a conspiracy theory that the October 7 Hamas attack was an Israeli false flag operation.
- Carlson suggested Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allowed the attack to happen to preserve his political power.
- The commentator offered no evidence to support his claims about Netanyahu's alleged prior knowledge or orders.
- Carlson revived speculation from the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk to bolster his theory.
- He also questioned U.S. involvement in Israel's security and criticized Israeli leadership.
- The episode follows Carlson's history of controversial statements regarding Israel and Jewish organizations.
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