"Crazy society": Tucker Carlson's guest on the elections in Israel

Tucker Carlson hosted Professor Jeffrey Sachs, who sharply criticized Netanyahu, Zionism, and the treatment of Arabs in Israel. Sachs called Israel a "crazy society" and proposed establishing a binational state based on the Belgian model as the only remaining solution.

Tucker Carlson hosted Professor Jeffrey Sachs on his show to discuss the results of the elections in Israel. Carlson opened with a cynical comparison between American media coverage of Canada versus Israel, attacking the American obsession with elections in a small, distant country. Sachs analyzed the political map and stated that the Arab voter turnout stood at 80%, which gave the Arab parties close to 20 seats. He called Benjamin Netanyahu "one of the greatest disasters of modern history" and described Israel as a "crazy society" plagued by extreme racism against Arabs. Sachs expressed pessimism about the political system's ability to change, arguing that the opposition refuses to cooperate with Arab elected officials to prove loyalty to Zionism. He presented a vision for establishing a binational state based on the Belgian model as the only remaining solution after, in his view, Netanyahu eliminated the two-state solution.