Religious leaders accuse pro-Israel Christians of ‘misleading the public’—but their own claims raise deeper questions of representation and reality.

At the Israeli-American Council summit, Evangelical voices confront antisemitism from left, right, and within—and declare a spiritual alliance that won’t back down.

Israel pledges support for Nigeria’s persecuted Christians, sparking speculation—and clarifying its role as a strategic partner, not a military actor.

The CIA’s new general counsel has had an interesting career trajectory. But two things seem certain: he is driven by faith and is a dedicated defender of the Jewish people.

How will we Christians respond to this hand of friendship from Jerusalem? Will we stand with Israel as it stands with us?

Christians are called to identify with God’s ancient people, and point them to the Promised Land.

Jewish Zionists would be well served to direct greater efforts toward recruiting and nurturing their support in the United States.

In a Middle East where churches are burned and Christians silenced, Israel remains the one nation where Christian life flourishes and is fiercely protected.

As long as Western societies continue to placate, mollify and coddle such pressures, this trajectory will only intensify.