A disturbing trend is more obviously emerging every day. Antisemitism is not only more widespread than ever, but it goes deeper than ever. With people like Hasan Piker overtly and belligerently spewing Jew hatred every day, along with America’s young people buying into the false narratives, radical Islamist politicians gaining powerful political positions, and Qatar and other radical Muslims funding the effort, the United States is swiftly headed toward the same disaster we’re seeing in Europe. The UK and Germany have all but lost the battle already as mass radical migration has overtaken those once proud nations.

In May 2026, Amir Tsarfati wrote this on his Telegram feed:

Yesterday I read a telegram post which I fully agree with: A scenario in which the United States distances itself from Israel is not a theoretical exercise. It is a strategic possibility that any serious nation must prepare for - not out of panic, but out of a sober recognition of long-term trends. Nations are not measured by the number of allies they have, but by their ability to endure when allies step back. 

One of the most dangerous long-term trends facing Israel is the accelerating shift among younger generations in the United States. This is not about one administration or another, but about a deep ideological transformation. Many young Americans are taught to view Israel through the lenses of colonialism, privilege, and oppression. Universities reinforce hostile narratives, while social media amplifies emotion over facts. Even if a pro-Israel president is elected tomorrow, in ten or twenty years the base of American support may simply no longer be there. 

This is not betrayal; it is demography and mindset. Israel must therefore think ahead, strengthen its independent capabilities, diversify its strategic partnerships, and remember that its existence has never ultimately depended on any foreign power. As Balaam said, when God compelled him to bless Israel instead of carrying out the king’s command to curse it: “A people dwelling alone, Not reckoning itself among the nations.” Numbers 23:9 (NKJV) 

In light of the growing anti-Israel sentiment among the younger generation within the conservative camp in America - much of it the product of a highly effective Qatari psychological operation, amplified by influential voices - and ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit to the United States next week, Israel is signaling that the era of dependency on U.S. military aid is drawing to a close. 

For those detached from biblical prophecy, this may appear strange or even unsettling. For those who understand what lies ahead, it is neither odd nor surprising. Before the next war, Israel will stand alone. In any case, no amount of U.S.-made weaponry will be able to stop the coming attack from the north. Only God can - and He will. 

The enemy, as it has throughout history, persuades people to carry out its will while convincing them that it is noble and even godly. Where people are taught to hate others, the Holy Spirit is not present. And where people are taught to hate God’s people - Israel - the God of Israel is not present. Not for nothing did Balaam say, “How can I curse whom God has not cursed? And how can I denounce whom the Lord has not denounced?” (Numbers 23:8) And not for nothing did God tell the prophet Zechariah, “He who touches you touches the apple of His eye.” (Zechariah 2:8) 

Israel will not be perfect. Neither will the Church. Yet Israel’s future rests securely within God’s sovereign plan for them - a plan He declared through Jeremiah just moments before disciplining them for their disobedience: “For I know the plans that I think toward you,” says the Lord, “plans of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11) 

God’s discipline does not cancel His covenant. Correction does not negate election. And failure does not undo promise. Those who understand Scripture understand this.

As true believers and followers of Jesus, we must understand Scripture to understand God’s plan for Israel and for us. I hope you are a student of God’s Word. Short of that, we will all join the realm of unbelieving America, and we will watch it fade into the annals of history as God Himself takes a stand for Israel. Believing friends, let’s be determined that America will not fade away on our watch! Get in God’s Word and let’s pray for a great awakening. It begins in the church!