The United States Must Support Israel

As Secretary of State, John Kerry looked at the reporter and he thought about some problems. The United States is a spectacular nationalist democratic republic with few flaws, but in every crisis in the east, we should continue to support the Middle East, especially Israel, which caused a big argument. Because he is a Roman Catholic, Israel is still an important place for him and most monotheist religions today, but we should continue to support them. This problem is a big problem in the diplomatic position of the United States.

The obvious problem is that despite the evidence of war crimes and genocide against Palestinians, the United States continues to support the Israeli state. Even more troubling is the increase in Christian support in the Israel state. The Christian radio station I heard positively supports the Christian music tour of the famous Christian band sponsored by Israel. Clearly, Christian support for Israel is based on extreme ignorance and lack of care. Christians are guided by a reins to a path not centered on Christ.

In the United States, the two groups that are most enthusiastically supporting Israel are the Jews, the evangelist, and fundamentalist Christian. Jewish support is easy to explain, but why are some Christians, most of them politically conservative, dedicated to Israel? There is also a second problem. While supporting the Jewish state, evangelical and fundamentalist Christians are tired of many Jews. There are still a third: many African Americans oppose Israel and criticize the Jews, but the Jewish voters believe that the blacks are their natural allies.

As a group, evangelical Christians, beyond American Jewish support, represent America's most powerful Israeli support. This can be explained at least in part by the outstanding belief that the Jews must be regarded as a precursor to the arrival of Jesus back to Israel in order to be regarded as their legitimate hometown. Organizations like "if Americans know" are trying to target American audiences with unbiased statistics, but these are minority groups. US politicians continue to imply that irresponsibility is not irresponsible and any prejudice about the arrangement of the embassy as the capital of Israel's unification or the official approval of Jerusalem