‘Christians United for Israel’ celebrates election results and calls for action
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – Members of a group called “Christians United for Israel” say they are pleased with the outcome of the presidential election.
Representatives for the national organization were in town on Thursday night, speaking to several hundred local residents at the Boardwalk Beach Resort.
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The majority of the discussion centered on Israel’s war with Hamas and Hezbollah. They are also upset about the Palestinian protests and encampments on college campuses, saying they must stop.
Thursday night’s speakers claim the news media is not telling the truth and that their goal is to educate the American people about what they say is actually happening.
“So don’t let anybody confuse you. Don’t let anybody make you think that it’s complicated. Because what we do is very simple,” ‘Christians United for Israel’ Chairwoman Sandra Hagee Parker said.
“We gather here tonight on the heels of a historic election. For the past four years Iran saw American as weak and leaderless, tonight, Iran and its category of terrorist organizations meaning Hamas and Hezbollah are now trembling in fear,” Keynote Speaker Pastor John Hagee said.
Speakers say they’re not interested in a cease-fire and will only accept the return of all the hostages and Israel’s total victory over Hamas.
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