The Palestinian narrative is often one of oppression, but is it true? Are they truly at the mercy of others who wish to keep them “poor, hungry and in need?”
Check out this very intriguing 3.5-minute discussion between Amir Tsarfati and Dr Einat Wilf. Seems there is another solution. What do you think?
Looking for the Blessed Hope 
I noticed the following about pro-Palestine believers:
1) They are uneasy about the biblical truth that God’s covenant has always been with the Jewish people.
2) They still believe in the fantasy of an ancient Palestine civilization even though no evidence of it ever existed.
3) They are very uneasy over the truth that Lord Jesus lived in physical form as a Jewish man.
4) They are very uneasy whenever it is mentioned that the ties between Jews and Christians are biblical.
5) They are soft-hearted when it comes to terrorism, and they can’t tell the difference between it and freedom.
That may be true of “pro-Palestinian” believers. However, those who are solid Bible-believing Messianics, Arabs and Palestinians have a more accurate view of Jesus. In many cases these Arab and Jewish believers are working side-by-side ministering and sharing the love of Jesus with Jews and Arabs alike.
Having said that, Christianity is a complicated thing in Israel. Each (Jews, Arabs and Christians from around the world) have different starting points and experiences. The key is sticking with God’s Word where God’s Word speaks specifically, and working with one another in grace in conflicting “non-essential” doctrine.
Most find it extremely eye-opening to meet these servants of God and hear of their brotherly love for one another and their resolute determination to glorify the One True God in their joint service to Him.
Thanks for that reply.