Piers Morgan and Megyn Kelly criticized Mark Levin for his rhetoric regarding anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism. They argued that Levin and others have conflated these terms, distorting the definition of anti-Zionism. Kelly emphasized that anti-Zionism should not be equated with a denial of Israel's right to exist. She expressed that support for Israel should not be based on a biblical mandate and highlighted the importance of being able to criticize Israel without being labeled anti-Semitic. The conversation focused on the evolving nature of these definitions over time.
"Kelly stated that many pro-Israel individuals, like Levin, have attempted to conflate anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, which has led to a distorted understanding of what anti-Zionism truly means."
"She argued that the definition of anti-Zionism has morphed from simply believing Israel deserves a place to live to an expectation of unconditional support for its territorial claims."
"Kelly emphasized that as a Christian, she does not feel obligated to support Israel based on a biblical right, and criticized the notion that one cannot critique Israel without being labeled an anti-Semite."
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