Christianity and Zionism are Not the Same Thing
Israel, or shall I say the IDF’s actions during the war in Gaza, has led to much debate and an explosion of criticism from the Left, in particular, pro-Palestinians and people of the Islamic faith. This is understandable, as the death toll in Gaza has been very high, and Hamas has not made it any easier on Netanyahu’s brave men. This is a war unlike anything we have ever witnessed. No other nation or ‘Resistance group’ will use its own people as shields or keep hostages in terror tunnels for months on end, even when they are losing the war and being eliminated like ants. Am I a fan of everything that the IDF has had to do? No, I am not.
Reading letters from the likes of Nashad Dada (the truth that Judeo-Christians need to reflect on) and then Z Khan’s letter (There can be no liberation without resistance), it has become clear to me that there is a huge misunderstanding, not only about what the Bible says about who Isael really is, but also the fact that it was never about land, but more about ideology and God’s promises to His people. Now, although Muslims acknowledge that Jesus exists and that He was indeed a prophet, they tend to confuse the scriptures of the Bible with the actions of Israel, the geographical Middle-Eastern nation. Are all Jews Zionists? No. Are all Christians in favour of murdering Gazans? Certainly not. Do all Jews believe in Jesus? No, they don’t. I have been called a Zionist, compared with Trump and other individuals such as Piers Morgan, who, by the way, has been very critical of Israel lately, and there is an assumption that I support genocide. This is complete rubbish! Dada and Khan have nothing else to offer in this argument, so all they do is revert back to the scripted narrative of using buzz words such as ‘Occupation, Ethnic cleansing, Genocide and Apartheid’. These words are used ad nauseam, as Radical Islam is strengthening its grip on the Western World.
It is critical for my detractors to firstly understand that I believe in Jesus, and yes, that He preached peace, love and forgiveness. Netanyahu is not Jesus, and most Jews don’t acknowledge Christ, the Messiah, as their savior. They follow Old Testament law, which clearly is something that Jesus came to fulfil, but also to do away with. His death on the Cross paid the ultimate price for all Sin, and human sacrifices, as still practiced by Jews regularly, are no longer required. Why is it that people of Islam find it necessary to compare the IDF with Jesus, or try to draw a parallel between their actions and what He taught? This can never be accurate. A lot of what is going on in Gaza right now is chaotic and unacceptable, from both sides, but show me one war where there have been no casualties, or where the ratio of combatants to civilians killed is so low, as with this war? You see, it’s not about ethnic cleansing or Occupation at all; it’s a spiritual war between a lost Biblical nation that won’t acknowledge Christ, and a people who claim that possession of land is an excuse to try and eradicate an entire nation, after which the Christians will be the next target.
I don’t have to be a Jew to be concerned about or speak out against what I see happening all over the World with Free Palestine protests, antisemitic attacks and aggressive, radicalized individuals who chant ‘Death to Israel and death to America’. Globalising an Intifada is demonic!. Tell me about one good thing that these protests have produced? Nothing! It’s all about making a statement and twisting the truth to try to excuse barbaric ‘resistance fighters’ to act the way they do. No religion on Earth, not Islam, nor Hinduism, nor Christianity, should necessitate the brutal killing of another. If you want to criticize me for speaking up against radical Islam, then stop chanting death to Israel or America, and stop the violent protests and ongoing chaos.
