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Feiglin Slams Tucker Carlson for 'Moralizing' on Gaza War Moshe Feiglin, Chairman of the Zehut party, fiercely criticized American media personality Tucker Carlson for lecturing Israel on morality regarding the Gaza war. Feiglin accused Carlson of hypocrisy, citing the U.S. atomic bombings of Japan and Dresden, and stated Carlson is unqualified to preach to Israel.
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What happened 01 Moshe Feiglin called Tucker Carlson hypocritical for lecturing Israel on morality regarding the Gaza war. 02 Feiglin cited the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as examples of Carlson's hypocrisy. 03 Carlson had previously aired a clip of Feiglin suggesting a strong Israeli response to the October 7th attack. 04 Zehut party stated Carlson inaccurately described Feiglin as part of the Israeli governing coalition. 05 Feiglin argued true morality involves eradicating evil and restoring security, not appeasing enemies. The exchange escalated after Carlson aired a clip of Feiglin and misidentified him as part of the ruling coalition.
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