American Christians siding with the Tribe that killed Our Lord and Saviour.

Is it just me or does it seem odd that the vast 

majority of Christians in America Stand with

 and support the Tribe that Killed Jesus?

The Bible teaches that Abraham is the father of the 

12 tribes of Israel ( through his grandson Jacob) and

also the father of the 12 tribes of his son Ismael and 

through Abraham God promised to make of Ismael

a great nation

"And as for Ismael I have also heard thee. Behold, I will bless him,

 and increase,

 and multiply him exceedingly: he shall beget twelve chiefs, 

and I will make him

 a great nation.
[Genesis 17:20]

God made His Covenant(s) with Israel but they

broke every one of them and thus Jerusalem 

was destroyed, the Temple was destroyed and the

Jews lost their priesthood etc

So why is America so disposed  to back Zionism

and Israel?

Few remember that Israel helped create Hamas as a 

way to undermine Arafat:

From "The Intercept:

WHAT DO YOU know about Hamas?

That it’s sworn to destroy Israel? That it’s a terrorist group, proscribed

 both by the United States and the European Union? That it rules Gaza 

with an iron fist? That it’s killed hundreds of innocent Israelis with rocket,

 mortar, and suicide attacks?

But did you also know that Hamas — which is an Arabic acronym for

 “Islamic Resistance Movement” — would probably not exist today were 

it not for the Jewish state? That the Israelis helped turn a bunch of fringe

 Palestinian Islamists in the late 1970s into one of the world’s most 

notorious militant groups? That Hamas is blowback?

This isn’t a conspiracy theory. Listen to former Israeli officials such as

 Brig. Gen. Yitzhak Segev, who was the Israeli military governor in Gaza 

in the early 1980s. Segev later told a New York Times reporter that he had

 helped finance the Palestinian Islamist movement as a “counterweight”

 to the secularists and leftists of the Palestine Liberation Organization 

and the Fatah party, led by Yasser Arafat (who himself referred to Hamas

as “a creature of Israel.”)

“The Israeli government gave me a budget,” the retired brigadier general

 confessed, “and the military government gives to the mosques.”

“Hamas, to my great regret, is Israel’s creation,” Avner Cohen, a

 former Israeli religious affairs official who worked in Gaza for more

 than two decades, told the Wall Street Journal in 2009. Back in the

 mid-1980s, Cohen even wrote an official report to his superiors

 warning them not to play divide-and-rule in the Occupied Territories, 

by backing Palestinian Islamists against Palestinian secularists. “I …

 suggest focusing our efforts on finding ways to break up this monster

 before this reality jumps in our face,” he wrote.

They didn’t listen to him. And Hamas, as I explain in the fifth installment 

of my short film series for The Intercept on blowback, was the result. To 

be clear: First, the Israelis helped build up a militant strain of Palestinian

 political Islam, in the form of Hamas and its Muslim Brotherhood

 precursors; then, the Israelis switched tack and tried to bomb, besiege,

 and blockade it out of existence.

In the past decade alone, Israel has gone to war with Hamas three 

times — in 2009, 2012, and 2014 — killing around 2,500 Palestinian 

civilians in Gaza in the process. Meanwhile, Hamas has killed far more Israeli civilians than any secular Palestinian militant group. This is the human cost of blowback.

“When I look back at the chain of events, I think we made a mistake,”

 David Hacham, a former Arab affairs expert in the Israeli military 

who was based in Gaza in the 1980s, later remarked. “But at the time,

 nobody thought about the possible results.”

They never do, do they?