Join an Israel365 Action live briefing tomorrow with four of the most informed pro-Israel voices in America and get an honest read on where things actually stand.
Something has shifted in American politics, and if you care about Israel, you need to pay attention.
For decades, support for Israel was one of the few things that transcended political divides in Washington. Democrats and Republicans competed over who loved Israel more. The U.S.-Israel alliance felt like bedrock.
That era is over. And nobody is quite sure what comes next.
The rise of the America First movement has reshuffled every foreign policy assumption in Washington. Some of its voices are among Israel’s most passionate defenders. Others are openly skeptical of foreign entanglements and the alliances that have defined American policy since World War II. They’re not anti-Israel. But they’re asking hard questions, and the answers aren’t obvious.
The rhetoric is easy. The record is what matters. When the foreign aid fights get ugly and the pressure to look away builds, where does America First actually land?
That’s the question Israel365 Action is putting on the table tomorrow, Wednesday, May 20, at 1 PM EDT. It’s a free live briefing, and it’s exactly the conversation the pro-Israel community needs right now. One you need to join.
What makes it worth your hour is who’s in it. A rabbi who has spent years building the U.S.-Israel relationship on the ground. A conservative media voice who has been making the pro-Israel case directly to America First audiences, not around them. A Middle East security analyst with decades of experience inside the policy world. And an evangelical pastor who has built one of the most politically engaged pro-Israel faith communities in the country. Rabbi Pesach Wolicki, Josh Hammer, Dr. David Wurmser, and Pastor Rob McCoy aren’t going to tell you everything is fine.
If you’re an American Christian who loves Israel, this is the moment to get informed. The U.S.-Israel alliance will be secured or weakened based on what happens in the next few years. This is a good place to start.
