Political commentator Tucker Carlson has sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of acting like a “Nazi” after reports surfaced from a closed-door meeting where Netanyahu allegedly referred to U.S. critics of additional aid to Israel or potential war with Iran as “Nazis” in the “woke reich.”

Carlson denounced the remark as an example of foreign interference in American politics, arguing that U.S. citizens have the right to question Washington’s foreign aid decisions without being labeled extremists. “Americans debating U.S. involvement abroad isn’t hate—it’s democracy,” Carlson said during his recent commentary.

The controversy adds to growing tensions between Washington and Jerusalem as debates over military support, Middle East stability, and Iran’s influence intensify. Critics of Netanyahu say his rhetoric risks alienating U.S. allies and fueling domestic backlash, while supporters argue he is defending Israel against mounting international hostility.