A National Conservatism (NatCon) conference opened in Jerusalem, bringing together Israeli nationalist politicians, US Christian nationalists and European far-right figures, some of whom have faced accusations of antisemitism. The White House says Sebastian Gorka, the Trump administration's anti-terrorism chief, will no longer attend because of a scheduling conflict, though the event website still lists him. The gathering, organised by the Edmund Burke Foundation (a group founded by Israeli nationalist thinker Yoram Hazony), highlights tensions within the global right over Israel, Christian Zionism and antisemitism, with critics saying the alliance rests on exclusionary nationalism.