A recent letter from the Patriarchs in Jerusalem has sparked a necessary conversation about authority, faith, and the Land. While these leaders are vital shepherds of their flocks, their rejection of Christian Zionism overlooks a historic move toward reconciliation between the Church and the Jewish people. Furthermore, it challenges the very agency of the State of Israel.

Israel is a sovereign democratic nation. Beyond the spiritual landscape, it exists as a legal entity with the same rights as any other democracy. To ensure the flourishing of all its residents, the State of Israel must have the freedom to:

To Form Alliances for Security and Existence: In a complex and often hostile region, Israel must be free to forge relationships with international groups and nations that support its legitimate security concerns and its very existence.

To Engage with........

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