BY SRH
This article will begin by highlighting the distinction as our Lord instructed us to do (John 8:44).
Jesus is of Jewish heritage, and He is my Lord. I do not harbor any antisemitic beliefs, end of story. It is essential to expose liars and fraudsters, as this applies universally to everyone (Romans 3:20)! This point is intended for individuals who have not invested the effort to read their own Bibles when it comes to making distinctions.
According to Reuters, President Donald Trump has announced new restrictions prohibiting federal disaster preparedness funds from going to states or cities that boycott Israeli companies, a move that is sure to further divide Trump’s base, given that it is widely perceived by many conservatives as contradicting America First principles.
Critics have long contended that Republicans prioritize Israel’s defense and funding demands over the well-being of American residents. This surely provides more evidence that this is the case. Monday’s contentious order has sparked an outpouring of internet debate and outrage.
To receive aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), states must now demonstrate and prove that there is no policy of cutting economic links, particularly with Israeli enterprises.
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem’s office has stated that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will enforce anti-discrimination statutes. The US administration has long labeled the international Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement as antisemitic. Critics argue that anti-Zionism and antisemitism are not synonymous.
This would have an impact on at least $1.9 billion in natural disaster and other relief funds distributed by FEMA each year. According to Responsible Statecraft:
To be eligible for FEMA’s $1.9 billion in federal subsidies for disaster preparation needs such as emergency management wages and rescue gear, US states and towns must pledge not to cut off “commercial relations specifically with Israeli companies.”
Essentially, swearing a loyalty oath to another country.
According to Reuters, at least 34 US states presently have legislation prohibiting boycotts against Israeli firms. For example, Governor Greg Abbott, whose recent Texas anti-BDS legislation received widespread media attention, has remarked that “anti-Israel policies are anti-Texas policies.” It appears that Trump wants all 50 states to pass such laws.
A move like this, connecting funding intended for Americans affected by catastrophes and emergencies to a litmus test of loyalty to a foreign country, is unheard of in American legal and FEMA history.
It’s generating a lot of buzz on social media, both on the right and the left…
The people represent the Israel of God, rather than the land itself.
Moreover, individuals who identify as Jewish—those portraying themselves as victims while attacking those who expose their deceit and dishonesty—reside in Jacob Rothschild’s constructed Israel (Balfour Declaration). They are the Jews referred to as the synagogue of Satan (Revelation 3:9). As Jesus remarked, “which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie.”
America, you are too young to die and yet, you are because you fail to see the obvious and to deal with it as such.
The great deceiver, Donald Trump, is again responsible for setting the stage for the attacks being made on the American people.
There appears to be a significant issue in this country regarding the challenge of persuading individuals identifying as Christians to differentiate in their support for those identifying as Jews, particularly in light of claims that some may not be truthful in their identification.
It appears that Christians should return to the Word of God for their own understanding (John 7:17; 2 Timothy 2:15), to avoid being misled by the wicked (2 Peter 3:17).
