A recent letter from the Patriarchs in Jerusalem has sparked a necessary conversation about authority, faith, and the Land. While these leaders are vital shepherds of their flocks, their rejection of Christian Zionism overlooks a historic move toward reconciliation between the Church and the Jewish people. Furthermore, it challenges the very agency of the State of Israel.

Israel is a sovereign democratic nation. Beyond the spiritual landscape, it exists as a legal entity with the same rights as any other democracy. To ensure the flourishing of all its residents, the State of Israel must have the freedom to:

To Form Alliances for Security and Existence: In a complex and often hostile region, Israel must be free to forge relationships with international groups and nations that support its legitimate security concerns and its very existence.

To Engage with Diverse Voices: A vibrant democracy thrives on........

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