Ben Gvir: ‘Israelis spitting on Christians is an old Jewish tradition’
#Israel's minister in charge of crime and policing, Itamar #BenGvir, has said it's not a crime for Israeli Jews to spit on Christians. The Jewish holiday of #Sukkot saw an increase in abuses on Christians by Israelis according to #Christian leaders in #Jerusalem. Spitting on people of a minority religion would be considered a hate crime in most countries, but for the Israeli government it is simply 'an old Jewish tradition'.

At the same time, attacks by Israeli Jews against Christians increased, Israel received millions in donations from Christians around the world, especially American evangelical Christians.

Christians United for Israel (CUFI), which calls itself the largest pro-Israel organization in the US, sent $1 million to fund first responders within days of the October 7. The Joshua Fund, founded by Christian author Joel Rosenberg, has collected over $685,000 in donations.
Around half of US evangelicals consider support for Israel and the Jewish people to be an important priority in their charitable beha...

In a clip from an upcoming documentary, a young Israeli settler enthusiastically tells a journalist about the prophecy that she believes gives the Israelis the divine right to not only all of Palestine but how Israel will continue to expand “from the Nile to the Euphrates” taking from land from multiple Arab countries. via @the.voicesglobal

‎في مقطع من فيلم وثائقي مرتقب، ظهرت مستـ ـوطِنة إسرائيلية وهي تتحدث بحماسة إلى أحد الصحفيين عن نبوءة تؤمن بأنها تمنح الإسرائيليين حقًا إ�...

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