A new episode of Tucker Carlson’s online show ignited a fresh round of infighting on the American right after the host aired claims that Christians face systematic harassment in Israel. Carlson’s guest, Orthodox nun Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos, cited incidents of spitting on clergy, burned monasteries and anti-Christian graffiti, prompting Carlson to call the alleged mistreatment “disgusting.” Senator Ted Cruz quickly denounced the segment, writing that Carlson now “shills for Iran” and displays an “all-consuming hatred for Israel.” Other conservative commentators accused Carlson of spreading “blood libel” and ignoring what they said was far more severe anti-Christian violence in parts of Africa and the Arab world. The dispute spilled over into a parallel feud between far-right activist Laura Loomer and Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. Loomer, a vocal Israel supporter, responded to Greene’s push to register AIPAC as a foreign agent by calling the congresswoman a “degenerate” and questioning her faith, while Greene suggested unnamed intelligence services bankroll Loomer’s work. The overlapping clashes underscore a widening split inside the pro-Trump coalition over U.S. policy toward Israel and the role of Christian nationalism, with high-profile figures trading increasingly personal accusations on social media rather than debating legislation.