The US close relationship with Israel is widely known. But Pola White, the adviser to Donald Trump on religious issues, in Benjamin Netanyahuwent to these relationships to another level. At the heart of this goodness … Christians.
Pola White and Benjamin Netanyahu, talked during the recent visit of the Israeli prime minister to USA. At that meeting, Donald Trump’s close associate said that All Christians must visit Israel to admit Paradise.
It is logical that this statement caused a storm of reactions as the general evidence gives that The Christian element in the Palestinian territories begins to eliminate.
At another time, the Pola White embraced Benjamin Netanyahu’s statementsin which he said that the persecutions of Christian Palestinians are part of the general false narrative that is “funded by countries such as Qatar and Iran.
Trump’s Protestant faith advisor Paula White says Christians should be “mandated to go to Israel before you get to heaven.”
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“There is a narrative that is promoted -that Israel is anti -Christian. This is just not the case, ”he said specifically.
Benjamin Netanyahu with his own series rejected the complaints of prosecution as “fake news”.
Bombings in Christian churches and murders of believers
Shortly before the war broke out between Israel and Gaza in 2023, the World Council Coordinator in Jerusalem, Yusev Dhar, had stated that Christians feel that they are being persecuted by Israel.
In his statements he revealed that many Israelis spit clergy and pilgrimsalmost every week.
“We have recorded 12 to 13 attacks on ecclesiastical property. The spitting continues and intensifies, “he said.
Unfortunately, this situation deteriorated after the bombings in Gaza. On October 19, 2023, Israeli Air Force bombed the historic Church of St. Porphyrius, killing 37 Palestinians, including 16 Christians.
On December 16, Israeli snipers killed 2 displaced Christian women in the enclosure of the Church of the Holy Family while heading to the toilet.
Christians now make up less than 1% of the population in Palestinian territories.