War poets, it’s time we denounce the “those who bless Israel shall be blessed” sentiment and realize that this Zionist underclass of people are pulling all of the strings politically. These people, simply put, are the Pharisees that killed our savior Jesus Christ. They believe he, and Mary, are burning in a pit of feces, a literal verse from their law book states this. Guys, I’ve been a warrior poet subscriber since I was 16 years old. I am currently entering my senior year of college studying law and political science. I’ve put extensive time and research into this topic and it seems I’m all but alone in my position with the millenial and up crowd. It seems the older generations just can’t understand that legacy media does nothing but lie to our faces and paint Jews as the “good guys” and the “victims.” They use rather deplorable terms such as “judeo-Christianity” in a desperate attempt to unite something that is a natural juxtaposition. In reality, it’s us, Christians, who need to rise up against this infiltration and restore Christian order to our country. Read the Bible. Study it and the truth will be revealed to you. It’s clear as day and the story is still ongoing. Everything in terms of geopolitics ties back to the moment Christ rose again. I’d love to hear some thoughts about this stance from the warrior poet crowd. Things are heating up, and I fear it’s only a matter of time before I, my supporters and friends, and my position is vocalized and heard by this powerful force, who will certainly persecute, as they did Jesus, and stamp my name onto their Canary Mission watchlist. Prayers for them and all of you. Thanks.

I think you are being misled. I also do not understand how you can possibly say that the MSM is painting Jews as the "good guys" and "victims", when they are constantly pushing the false narrative of the "Palestinian Genocide".
As a matter of fact, I'm almost ready to believe that you are trolling.

We don’t have to agree with what the Jews, or Israel does politically. Time and again they turned their back on God, and likely have now. However, they are still God’s chosen people, and Jesus will make Jerusalem his throne one day.

Watching how people relate to Israel has been fascinating. Especially in the past few years. It seems that the left is divided into two camps:
- Secular Jews and their friends in (both mostly in Hollywood or New York) who tend to be mainstream Democrats who support Israel.
- Rabid communists who utterly believe Israel is committing genocide, hate its influence on our government, and despise Israel utterly.
The right seems similarly divided between.
- Conservative Christians who, for some reason or another, believe Israel is fulfilling prophecy and needs support. As if God can't or won't.
- MAGA conservatives who want Israel to stop influencing our government.
- Edgelords and possibly literal Nazis who deny the Holocaust happened and believed the nonsense in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

All of it influenced by defense contractors, Israel via AIPAC, and proponents of realpolitik who see how useful Israel can be in the Middle East.

Judaizing is a problem, yes. It was in the ancient Church and Paul fought it then, and it's a problem now and we need to fight it now. If you want to know how to fight it now, simply do what Paul did: evangelize to the Jews and call out when Christians are making the Law an idol just like Paul did with Peter. Heresy never changes, and there are no heresies that exist today that didn't exist in the New Testament already and we haven't been equipped to disarm.
Be it Mulsims denying Jesus' death and resurrection, atheists denying God's existence, Mormons denying Jesus' deity, Gnostics denying the incarnation, JWs denying that Jesus sent the Holy Spirit, or Jews denying His fulfillment of the Law and prophets, nihil sub sol novum. This is not a unique challenge to us, and we ought to treat it exactly how God told us to.

As for the political side of things, HAMAS is objectively a terrorist organization and a political nation known as Israel is objectively entitled to that patch of dirt. That political nation known as Israel is an ally to the United States and they're a stronger ally than many aaaannnyyyyy of our other allies, even if those others are more amiable. When in a literal, actual fight, I'd much rather have a friend who I argue with sometimes that can handle a gun, than a pleasant one who is scared of one. That's what our allies are like, and Israel is one of a small few with a backbone of any kind.