Why Standing with Israel Is Biblical, Not Political
Why Standing with Israel Is Biblical, Not Political
I’m going to address this poison head-on.
The hostility toward Israel in our generation is not rooted in truth. It is rooted in confirmation bias, ignorance, and in many cases an unexamined anti Jewish worldview that hides beneath political language. When people claim that Israel manipulates the United States or that AIPAC somehow controls American leaders, they are not making geopolitical arguments. They are recycling the same conspiracy patterns that fueled centuries of antisemitic lies in Europe and the Middle East. Israel does not control the United States.
On balance, Israel is a net gain for both the United States and the world. What does Hamas contribute to anything?
The United States benefits greatly from Israel’s innovations in medicine, technology, cybersecurity, agriculture, and defense systems. Israel does not receive these as gifts. It pays for them through money, strategic partnership, and the sharing of groundbreaking discoveries that advance global safety and human progress.
Hamas, by contrast, produces nothing that uplifts humanity. Its only export is death. Its mission is not creation but destruction, not progress but terror.
Israel builds, heals, and advances.
Hamas kills, exploits, and deceives.
So which one contributes to the good of civilization?
Only one does: Israel.
Israel does not control American politics.
Israel is the only democracy in the region, the only nation that shares our values, and the only ally that has stood with the United States consistently since its rebirth in 1948. The myth of Jewish control is not an argument. It is an accusation built on historical hatred.
The claim that Israel committed genocide in Gaza after Hamas butchered civilians on October 7 is equally dishonest.
Genocide means “the intentional elimination of a people group.”
Yet Israel warned civilians, opened humanitarian corridors, paused operations, and delivered aid while its own citizens were still being held hostage.
Hamas did the opposite.
Hamas stole fuel, murdered its own civilians when they tried to flee, and used hospitals, schools, and neighborhoods as human shields. The people of Gaza repeatedly voted for Hamas at nearly ninety-two percent, and Hamas exploited that support to build tunnels, rockets, and terror networks instead of building a society.
Israel did not starve Gaza. Hamas starved Gaza. Israel did not invade Gaza without provocation. Hamas invaded Israel, slaughtered the innocent, and dragged families into dark tunnels. The accusation of genocide is not a moral claim. It is propaganda crafted by groups funded by Iran, Qatar, Lebanon, and Yemen.
The influencers who parrot these lies betray their own lack of discernment and integrity. Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, and others have built platforms by appealing to outrage rather than objective truth. Their hostility toward Israel is not informed by the Bible, not informed by history, and not informed by reality. They speak confidently about matters they have never studied. They repeat slogans crafted by terror supporting regimes.
They invent strange conspiracy theories, including the absurd and defamatory claim that Israel’s Mossad assassinated Charlie Kirk because he was secretly planning to oppose Israel. That is not journalism. It is not analysis. It is foolishness that only survives in echo chambers where people never test their assumptions against facts.
The people of God cannot afford to be carried away by ideological winds. We are followers of Yeshua, the Jewish Messiah. Paul did not describe Israel as the enemy of the nations. He said the nations were grafted in to Israel’s covenant and warned Gentile believers not to boast against the natural branches. To defend Israel is not political. It is biblical. To reject conspiracy theories is not partisan. It is righteous.
The covenant God made with Abraham did not expire. The promises to Israel were not transferred to the nations. And the hatred being stirred today by careless influencers is the same hatred that has resurfaced in every generation.
Our calling is to stand with truth, stand with Israel, and stand against every distortion that leads people away from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
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Shawn M. Greener, MTh., D.I.S., DPTh.
Author / Host / Theologian
I am just a beggar who found Bread, helping other hungry beggars to find Him too. My life has certainly been complex and I and my halo has many dents. Heschel said; "Something Sacred hangs in the balance of every moment." I live like it. I teach like it.
As a person who survived a fatal 92 mph vs 51 mph head on crash, after dying and re-animating, and surviving several other brushes with death, my perspective is, let's say, unique. I haven't always been a theologian and I'm living REAL life, just like you... I have my hurts, habits and hangups too.
I've learned a few very important things along the way that I'm confident you'll find useful... butter for the Gluten free Bread so to speak.. Oh, you may chuckle or full on snort along the way, but you might also shed a few tears... Faith for LIFE... That's how it happens.
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