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Maya Zinshtein and Abraham Troen, the Israeli filmmakers who directed and produced “‘Til Kingdom Come,” which portrays American Evangelicals as warmongers intent on depriving the Palestinians of a state and bringing about Armageddon in the Holy Land, did more than fabricate a quote and attribute it to former U.S. President Donald Trump to sell their false narrative.
They withheld information from their film’s audience that demonstrated that American Evangelical leaders were part of the effort to achieve a normalization agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates which became known as the Abraham Accords when it was made public on August 13, 2020.
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What do evangelicals want with Israel? A new documentary looks for answers
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What do evangelicals want with Israel? A new documentary goes looking for answers. March 16, 2021 7:22 pm A church in Middlesboro, Kentucky, prays to a Star of David in a still from Maya Zinshtein s documentary Til Kingdom Come. (Abraham Troen/ Til Kingdom Come (2019) Film Ltd.)
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(JTA) Evangelical Christians are among the biggest sources of outside money flowing into Israel today, in many cases outpacing support from American Jewish groups. And while the Israeli government welcomes such support, some critics insist their intentions in the region are murky and rooted in a fundamentalist biblical theology that demands conflict in the Holy Land and the eventual conversion of Jews to Christianity.