An open letter to Israelis
Dear Israelis,
As some of you have, I have listened to a number of the talks given at the National Conservatism Conference held recently in Jerusalem. Upon reflection, here are a few of my own thoughts as an Evangelical theologian and political conservative.
Collectively, the thesis of NatCon seemed to be that the U.S.-Israel relationship has irrevocably shifted. Now, some said, Israel will need to fight largely alone, surviving without the aid of America. This was presented as a positive development, but many Evangelicals would disagree. Instead of shrinking back from this historic alliance, President Trump has in fact strengthened our partnership ...
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