Tucker Carlson
Bishop Strickland argues the Israeli closure of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, which stayed open through two world wars, is a 'moral aberration.'
Strickland claims the term 'collateral damage' is a semantic tool to harden hearts against the reality of innocent death.
Bishop Strickland states large-scale civilian destruction is never morally justifiable for any nation or entity, for any reason.
Tucker Carlson notes that while synagogues remained open, Christian holy sites were shuttered by Israeli authorities on Palm Sunday.
Israeli authorities reportedly blocked a Palm Sunday procession and a Catholic livestream from the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Bishop Strickland sees the site's closure as totalitarian overreach, signaling that state power now dictates what is permissible in another's church.
Strickland argues a regime operating on 'might makes right' finds a ceremony for a non-violent savior inherently disruptive and threatening.
Strickland suggests modern conflicts, including the current one, rarely meet the Catholic Church's requirements for a just war.
He warns that attempts to suppress moral truth with force eventually destroy the perpetrators, even if innocence is harmed short-term.
Leaked interrogation footage shows Netanyahu accepting luxury cigars and champagne from businessman Arnon Milchan in exchange for political favors.
Case 4000 alleges Netanyahu traded regulatory benefits worth hundreds of millions of dollars for favorable coverage on the Walla news site.
Alex Gibney argues Netanyahu's judicial reform push specifically targeted the courts handling his own corruption trial.
Gibney claims Netanyahu permitted Qatari cash deliveries to Hamas for years to keep it strong as a counterweight to the Palestinian Authority.
This strategy, according to Gibney, aimed to block a two-state solution and appease Netanyahu's far-right coalition partners.
Filmmaker Alex Gibney argues the ferocity of the war is tied to Netanyahu becoming a 'wartime president' to avoid prosecution.
Gibney claims Netanyahu's legal trial is in a state of indefinite suspension while he remains commander-in-chief in an active war.
No American official can define a victory condition for the conflict with Iran that makes the country safer or more prosperous, according to Tucker Carlson.
Carlson claims the war with Iran is driven by momentum rather than a clear strategic purpose.
Carlson reports Vice President JD Vance may be dispatched to broker a deal with Tehran, citing his moral rectitude and understanding of power.
Carlson argues the US must constrain Israel to protect American interests, as their strategic goals in the conflict have diverged.
Carlson says Israel is using American weapons and lives to facilitate its own territorial expansion, not shared security objectives.
Netanyahu publicly vowed to continue attacks after the White House signaled a pullback, which Carlson views as a deliberate humiliation of US authority.
Carlson reports the US chose Mossad intelligence over CIA advice to kill the Ayatollah, a move the CIA warned wouldn't topple the regime.
Mossad reportedly promised spontaneous regime change from decapitating Iran's religious leadership, leading the US into a deeper war.
Subordinating American strategy to a foreign intelligence agency is a historic blunder, Carlson argues, with the US assuming all the risk.
To end the war, Carlson insists the US must stop allowing a smaller partner to dictate the terms of American military engagement.