Tucker Carlson

That is wrong.

Christians believe that is wrong.

But imagine what would happen to you if you did do that, if you tried to do that.

How long would you be free?

How long would it take before you were arrested, before you were the most famous person on planet earth?

Not very long.

We don't know the names of any of those soldiers because no one was ever punished.

Nobody cared in this country or in Israel.

The only people who cared were the Arab Christians whose church was desecrated by soldiers.

American Christians need to reassess their support for Israel.

And they need to do it on a number of different grounds.

But the very first one is the most obvious one.

Can you support a country that allows that kind of behavior, that has a lot of people who hate what you believe in and hate you for believing it, and that's demonstrable,

And that has used your tax dollars to blow up Christian churches and shoot Christian clergy, a country in which Christian clergy are spit on as they walk outside.

That all of this, leaving aside the theology, is it theologically tenable?

Does it make sense from a Christian perspective that Christians would have this commandment from God himself to form a political alliance with a totally secular government of another religion?

Does that make sense?

That's the second order of conversation.

But the first order of conversation is, how could you ever support a government that mocks your values as aggressively as the government of Israel does?

That provides free abortion on demand to the entire population using your tax dollars.