Democratic strategist James Carville has sparked controversy with his remarks on the Republican Party's support for Israel, suggesting it is driven by 'misogyny and racism.' During a podcast episode, he claimed that the GOP's backing of Israel is rooted in the perception that Jews are 'whiter' than Palestinians, igniting backlash for his comments. Carville's assertions challenge the historical and political contexts of U.S.-Israel relations, which many argue are based on shared values and strategic interests. He criticized anti-Israel protesters for not targeting Republicans, stating that they believe Democrats are more likely to be influenced by their protests. His statements have reignited discussions about the intersection of race, identity politics, and foreign policy, with both supporters and critics weighing in on his provocative claims.