Owens has made numerous posts on X that have criticized Israel amidst the country's war against Hamas and has opposed US funding to Israel as it wages war against the terror organization.
The song, most of which is performed my MacDonald, mentions a litany of culture war talking points, including guns, pronouns, defunding the police and “woke Karens.”
In his comments, Musk said X could have deterred the Nazis by making their mass murder “impossible to hide” and allowing “freedom of speech” against them.
Musk made the visit with EJA Chairman Rabbi Menachem Margolin, conservative US journalist Ben Shapiro and Holocaust survivor Gidon Lev.
Carlson’s comments came during an interview with Saagar Enjeti, the conservative host of the popular web series “Breaking Points.”
Owens posted that "you cannot serve both God and money" and that "Christ is King," her first post in two days, hours after video circulated of Shapiro calling her coverage of the war "disgraceful."
Musk has come under fire as antisemitism has spiked on X (formerly Twitter) since he acquired the company.
Shapiro visited Israel last October alongside right-wing commentator Jordan Peterson, and he also made The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 most influential Jews.
US-Jewish journalists Bari Weiss, Ben Shapiro, and Jake Trapper all fight antisemitism and Israel-bashing with their platforms, despite the wide gap between their ideologies and partisan views.
Howard Stern loves him. Donald Trump Jr. hates him. David Pakman takes a balanced view on Israel, weighing each case on its merits, and briefly got the better of Ben Shapiro.
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