In today’s ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ newsletter from Fox News, the growing anti-Jewish sentiment across the U.S. and the world is scrutinized alongside the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. A central focus is the unwavering support that numerous influential evangelical leaders in the U.S. have expressed for President Donald Trump, emphasizing their belief in Israel’s strategic importance in the face of rising threats from Iran. Among these leaders, Pastor John Hagee of Christians United for Israel has publicly stated that Trump remains steadfast in his support for the Jewish state and does not intend to be manipulated by Iranian negotiators or American isolationists. This sentiment is part of a broader alignment of evangelical groups with Trump, highlighting their shared concerns over the geopolitical implications of the conflict. As tensions in Israel intensify, Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis has taken decisive action, organizing the evacuation of 1,500 American citizens via a cruise ship to Cyprus, a move that underscores the administration’s commitment to ensuring the safety of U.S. citizens abroad. The political landscape in New York City also reflects the impact of these tensions, as contentious statements about anti-Israel rhetoric have become a focal point of the campaign trail, with Mayor Eric Adams raising security measures at Jewish sites in response to recent Israeli strikes. This escalation of tensions is further complicated by the release of a controversial UN report accusing Israel of committing ‘the crime against humanity of extermination,’ which has drawn strong criticism from Jewish advocacy groups. Meanwhile, universities are confronting growing incidents of antisemitism, with experts warning that the spread of misinformation on social media is exacerbating the issue. These developments collectively illustrate the wide-ranging implications of the Israel-Iran conflict, both in terms of international diplomacy and the domestic political climate.