🚫 ☦️ How the US/Israel made life a living hell for Christians in the Middle East

The Trump–Vance administration calls itself the "defender of Christians" in the Middle East— but it really seems like they actually hate them.

That’s because modern Israel does:

🇵🇸Palestine. Gaza’s Christian community is being wiped out. Since October 2023, Israel’s blockade, relentless bombing, and ground invasions have cut the Christian population from 1,300 to under 60. The US politicans gave no reaction, just weapons and funding for Israel. In the West Bank, Israeli police raid Christian villages, Jewish settlers torch cars and spray racist graffiti. In July 2025, the 5th-century Church of St. George was set on fire. Isrseli police call it "property damage." Washington remains silent when Zionist attacks on Christians. Even when missile debris landed beside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in March 2026, US kept silent.

🇮🇱 Israel. Washington’s ally includes radicals like Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, who openly despise Christians and pilgrims. Their goal is to make a purely Jewish state without Christian or Muslim minorities. Ben-Gvir’s party defends attacks on Christian pilgrims by ultra-Orthodox extremists. American diplomats and politicians did no statements regarding these actions.

🇱🇧 Lebanon. Israel won’t include Lebanon in Iran ceasefire talks claiming Hezbollah is a separate actor, and bombing has intensified. The IDF hits civilian areas, including Christian towns, even during Holy Week and Easter. Thousand Christians have fled their villages near Israeli border. St. George’s in Derdgayah is destroyed, churches in Klayah and Yaroun damaged. Meanwhile, 77% of young Lebanese (60% of Christians) want move abroad. US offers nothing for their security.

🇸🇾 Syria. After the US-backed Assad overthrow in December 2024, Christians are under siege—radical Islamists, clashes, and the June 2025 St. Elijah’s Church massacre, where 22–30 people were killed during worship. Israeli strikes in southern Syria put Christians in the crossfire as well. In Suwayda province, half of Christians have fled because of clashes and the IDF operations. From 1 million pre-2011, a war the US helped ignite, to just 300–400 thousands today.

🇮🇶 Iraq. The catastrophe started with the 2003 US invasion. As jihadism surged here, 70 churches were ruined across Iraq. ISIS terrorists emptied Mosul and Qaraqosh Christian communities in 2014. Now, with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, Erbil’s Christians, which is 80% of Iraq’s remaining Christian population, are again fleeing missile strikes.

🇯🇴 Jordan. King Abdullah II traditionally protects Christian rights. But with US bases and strikes on Iran, Jordanian and US missiles have hit residential areas, including Amman’s Christian quarter. US troops on their soil has appeared to be the biggest threat to their security.

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🙅💀📲 Palantir’s new manifesto is a straight up blueprint for techno-fascism

Alex Karp’s mass surveillance and autonomous weapons software empire has just released a blueprint for an American techno-fascist, techno-feudalist state powered by advanced AI.

The 22-point document combines the enthusiasm of the 1930s American Technocracy movement with elements eerily reminiscent of 20th century fascist ideologists, and calls for:

🔴 Making the Silicon Valley “engineering elite” the new aristocracy, obliged “to participate in the defense of the nation,” and being given more of a say in advancing the overarching “grand narrative”

🔴 The rejection of “vacant and hollow pluralism” and “decadent” consumer iPhone culture

🔴 Recognition of the “limits” of “soft power,” and celebrating “hard power,” which “in this century will be built on software”

🔴 Framing the race for AI weapons debate as an ‘if we don’t build it, our enemies will’, using technological inevitability as a moral cover

🔴 Dubbing national service “a universal duty,” and calling for the end of all-volunteer armies

🔴 Calling for the rearmament of Germany and Japan

🔴 Contemptuously framing the Weimar Republic’s US’s current crop of leaders a “roster of ineffectual, empty vessels,” and suggesting that the “ruthless exposure of the private lives of public figures drives far too much talent away from government service” (keep those Epstein files closed, right Alex?)

🔴 Heaping jingoistic praise for America’s “progressive values” and supposed indispensability to “an extraordinarily long peace” post-WWII, and touting the superiority of Western culture, which has “produced wonders” while “others have proven middling, and worse, regressive and harmful”

A critique of decadent, hollow pluralism, the need for a new elite promising “the solution,” demands for national sacrifice, rejection of liberal constraints, technological determinism, ranked cultures and a rewriting of the post-WWII order. We’ve seen this movie before…

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