Yeah but, dude, that doesn't make for good memes. Shush. It's an insurrection, okay. The US is on the brink of civil war, an invasion by foreign-backed militants, and imminent civilization collapse. At this rate, Hollywood will be a pile of ashes come Sunday and the ISIS/Hamas/Mexican/LGBT flag will be flying high over the White House by next weekend. (Not quite sure which one it'll be yet. Maybe they can draw lots, or take it in turns on different days of the week.)
Get off the internet while you still can before all the power goes out, secure your wife and kids in the bunker, grab your weapon of choice (firearm, pitchfork, rolling pin, e-scooter, whatever) and get out there and do your civic duty to defend your homeland before it's too late! The fate of the Free World rests on your decision and we're all counting on you to do your part. Choose wisely.
Don't let us down, okay? I don't wanna wake up this time next week and see the Statue of Liberty buried under rubble like in Planet of the Apes.
That may well be true. I don't know the exact number of references (think it depends how you measure the different word forms), but I don't dispute that, nor do I dispute your connection as Christians (assuming you are one) to the Land/People of Israel. The Bible does mention "Israel" a lot (referring to both the people of Israel and the patriarch Jacob). In fact, I think the number is even higher than your figure of 2,572.
But references to the ancient people of Israel are not the same as references to the modern State of Israel, which didn't exist in its current form when those verses were written centuries/millennia ago.
In any case, you can still be pro-Israel as a nation and believe in their "right" to exist as a state if you so choose, without automatically and unconditionally (?) condoning everything that Netanyahu's government and the IDF does. He's not a prophet inspired by God and I'm not aware he is mentioned anywhere in Scripture.
Just as you can be appalled by or opposed to the loss of innocent life in Gaza and violations of human rights/international law in the West Bank without automatically (and also unconditionally (?)) supporting Hamas or whatever they or other militants do.
Values come before partisan loyalty (at least in my world).
