Christians

Jewish activists and communities have been engaged in debate over which corner poses the greatest threat, and new incidents are often met with immediate speculation over the attacker’s motivations.

The arson attack on Beth Israel in Jackson isn’t just another hate crime; it signals a dangerous shift from targeting individuals to targeting the entire Jewish community.

President Herzog expresses concern over the exodus of young Christian families from Israel, stressing the importance of security and peace for all communities in the Holy Land.

Leo, the first US pope, said the weakness of international organizations in the face of global conflicts was "a particular cause for concern."

Vance has also indicated his own skepticism in the US-Israel relationship and stated that stopping immigration is the best approach to fighting antisemitism.

Defending persecuted Christians strengthens Israel’s security, influence, and regional position.

A population that once numbered in the thousands has dwindled sharply, with the remaining families are split among three active churches.

Western media blame Israel for the decline in Christianity, ignoring the real threat, which is radical Islamic persecution.

Netanyahu framed the relationship as historically decisive, telling the group: “You are representatives of the Christian Zionists who made Jewish Zionism possible.”

Analysts say the pattern is driven by a mix of factors: outward migration, lower birth rates, and increasingly, disaffiliation or conversion.