A public dispute erupted within pro-Trump circles after Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz sharply criticized Fox News host Mark Levin over Levin’s opposition to a tentative peace agreement between the Trump administration and Iran.

Levin, who had previously supported President Trump during the conflict with Iran despite widespread criticism of the war, changed course after details of the proposed agreement emerged.He argued that the administration had effectively surrendered to Iranian demands and continued to voice objections on social media.

The latest confrontation began when Levin mocked a social media post from President Trump that appeared to suggest he could influence Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s electoral prospects.Levin sarcastically questioned whether such behavior constituted interference in another country’s election.

In response, Bruesewitz posted a lengthy criticism on X, accusing Levin of repeatedly attacking Trump and referencing a report from The Times of Israel.

According to that report, Netanyahu was allegedly considering the use of right-wing media figures to influence public opinion regarding the proposed agreement between Washington and Tehran.The report specifically mentioned Levin among the personalities involved.

Bruesewitz questioned whether Levin was acting on behalf of a foreign government to sway American public opinion and influence Trump’s policy decisions, or whether Levin’s criticism reflected a return to his earlier anti-Trump positions.The exchange highlights growing divisions among prominent conservative figures regarding U.S.policy toward Iran and the administration’s diplomatic approach.

The article also notes Bruesewitz’s long-standing support for Trump and his involvement in the Stop the Steal movement following the 2020 presidential election.