“The best way to fight the new anti-Semitism is not to merely speak the truth, but to also expose the de-legitimizers”
They are gratified that both Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are staunch evangelicals. Despite any reservations they may harbor about some of President Trump’s policies, they view him as generally supportive of their agenda. They agonize more about America the day after Trump and fret about the state of Israel without Binyamin Netanyahu at the helm.
Their outpouring of support for Israel’s beleaguered prime minister was evident while networking among 150 of the world’s most influential Christian journalists from 30 countries, whose total audience size ranges from 600 million to a billion people.
Alas, even that considerable number is a mere fraction of the world’s 7.7 billion people, the majority of whom either do not get the message or are hostile to it.
The newly inaugurated Friends of Zion museum, which hosted the conference’s opening night event, announced it will do its part to change the conversation by creating an ambassador’s program, with a goal of training 100,000 young people worldwide to defend Israel from being besmirched in the halls of political power, in the media, on campus and on the streets.
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