Christian leaders have pushed back against anti-Israel rhetoric promoted by Munther Isaac, the pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Christmas Church in Bethlehem, in a recent Tucker Carlson interview.
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In the interview, Carlson expressed outrage that his tax dollars were being used by the US to provide Israel with weapons, that Israel then uses said weapons on Gaza, and that some of the Gazans who are killed or injured by said weapons are Christians.This sounds all well and good. Someone from the far-right is actually speaking up for the Palestinians.Well, not so fast.My concern is that Carlson made his point very clearly. It was the bombing of Christians in Gaza that caused him alarm. But what does Carlson think of his government arming a foreign nation to kill thousands of non-Christians? This apparently would be fine.It is as though Carlson was not concerned with the suffering of Muslims in Gaza.