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Evangelicals Express Continued Support for Israel at Conference

At the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority Conference, evangelicals reiterated their support for Israel, contrasting with a divided Republican stance on the issue. Following the October 7 Hamas attack, opinions among Democrats and within the GOP have varied, with some Republicans expressing concerns about the implications of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Polling shows a decline in support for Israel among younger Republicans, while many at the conference emphasized the biblical and strategic reasons for continued U.S. backing.

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At the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority Conference, evangelicals reiterated their support for Israel, contrasting with a divided Republican stance on the issue. Following the October 7 Hamas attack, opinions among Democrats and within the GOP have varied, with some Republicans expressing concerns about the implications of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Polling shows a decline in support for Israel among younger Republicans, while many at the conference emphasized the biblical and strategic reasons for continued U.S. backing.

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Evangelicals stand by Israel despite slip in polls

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Evangelicals Express Continued Support for Israel at Conference