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- The phrase 'Christ is king' has become controversial, shifting from a religious statement to a political slogan linked to antisemitism.
- At a Religious Liberty Commission hearing, witness Seth Dillon noted its misuse alongside slurs against Jews.
- Conservatives like Carrie Prejean Boller argue that opposing Zionism is not antisemitic, but her rhetoric drew criticism.
- The Network Contagion Research Institute reports a rise in the phrase's use as a hate meme.
