Since the start of the war with Hamas on October 7th, evangelical Christians have been vocal in professing their love for the Jewish state. But this love may come at a price as some covertly seek to corrupt the Jewish spirit. Surreptitious missionaries are exploiting Israel’s growing isolation to infiltrate Jewish life, ingratiate themselves to agencies and institutions, and pledge their enduring friendship – all while harboring a conversionary agenda aimed at divorcing Jews from the faith of their ancestors. To this end, many are volunteering on farms where they furtively seek to “witness” to Israelis, or befriending IDF soldiers in the hope of exposing them to Christian scripture.
Refusing to call on Qatar and Egypt to pressure Hamas suggests that they are primarily interested in pressuring only Israel.
Moshe Phillips | August 29, 2024
Family members of Agam Berger, who was taken hostage into Gaza by Hamas during the terrorist attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7, celebrate her 20th birthday in Tel Aviv, Aug. 23, 2024. Photo by Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90.
More than 90 rabbis and cantors signed a letter this month to Israel’s prime minister, demanding that Israel cease firing at Hamas and release a large number of terrorists to gain the release of the hostages in the Gaza Strip. When the same clergy were asked to sign a letter calling on Qatar and Egypt to pressure Hamas to release the hostages, guess how many signed on?















