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Member of White House Religious Liberty Commission booted after antisemitism hearing

Carrie Prejean Boller removed from commission after questioning if criticism of Israel is antisemitic and defending controversial figures.

  • On Feb. 11, Carrie Prejean Boller was removed from President Donald Trump's White House Religious Liberty Commission, announced by Dan Patrick, who said no member may hijack a hearing for personal agendas.
  • During the hearing she defended Owens and wore a Palestinian flag pin, critics said Boller hijacked a session on antisemitism.
  • Religious leaders, including Rabbi Ari Berman, and student witnesses like Yitzchok Frankel and Shabbos Kestenbaum clashed with Prejean Boller, arguing delegitimizing Israel signals anti‑Jewish bias and pushed back on campus protections.
  • Religious and Jewish leaders warned that her conduct undermines the commission and could affect its upcoming report to Trump, prompting a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New York.
  • The episode intensified debates over definitions of antisemitism and platforming, with critics arguing anti‑Zionism masks antisemitism amid the Israel‑Gaza war killing over 72,000 Palestinians and falling support for Israel among young evangelicals.
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WIN broke the news in Israel on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
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