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@haley_trantham1 @RealCandaceO I have evolved and I am personally very knowledgeable when it comes to Israel so how do u think I should be evolving?

@markstein53 @RealCandaceO Its called evolving and learning! I thought that's what humans were supposed to do? When you learn better then you tend to do better. And btw, you could probably use that tidbit of advice. 👍🏽

I feel like Laura Loomer may need to be put on a psych 5150 hold again.

@rivencap @RealCandaceO They might not cate about me but I care about Israel and the Jewish people

@markstein53 @RealCandaceO Did you get your $7k for this post reply? Larry & Bibi don’t care about you. 😆

🚨 One of the most dangerous lies ever spread was the claim that the Jewish people were rejected by God, replaced, cursed, and somehow to blame for the world’s problems. That poison did not stay in books or sermons. It turned Jews into the villain of civilization—portrayed as satanic, corrupt, disloyal, and responsible for every social, financial, political, or moral collapse people were angry about. A tiny people, barely 2% of America and a fraction of the world, were made into the scapegoat for everything. And that is exactly why replacement theology is so dangerous. Once people are taught that God “replaced” the Jews, it becomes easier to treat Jews as spiritually obsolete, morally suspect, and worthy of contempt. That idea helped fuel centuries of antisemitism, persecution, expulsions, bloodshed, and the destruction of millions of Jewish lives. It was never a harmless theological disagreement. It was one of history’s most lethal lies. And it was never even true. The Hebrew Bible speaks of an everlasting covenant with the Jewish people. Everlasting does not mean temporary. It does not mean transferable. It does not mean canceled because nations hated us or because empires tried to erase us. In fact, the very scriptures describe Israel being scattered, hated, tested, and yet never destroyed. Jewish survival is not proof that God abandoned His covenant. It is proof that He did not. So when modern influencers, pastors, commentators, and public voices revive these ideas again—blaming Jews for everything, mocking the covenant, or pushing the old fantasy that Israel was cast off—they are not speaking truth. They are reviving one of the darkest and most destructive hatreds in human history. The Jewish people did not fail God by remaining faithful to the original covenant. The real failure was turning that faithfulness into an excuse for hatred.

Zionists are all out of insults it would seem. 🤣

Dear Sherry, with genuine respect and our shared call to serve the one true God, labeling Zionism “evil” and against Christian values is a painful echo of the replacement theology that turned Jews into scapegoats for centuries. Christian history is saturated with the blood of millions of Jews killed collectively because we remained the chosen people loyal to the original Torah and refused to accept a Messiah with no reference in the Hebrew Tanakh. The covenants are eternal and unbreakable (Genesis 17:7-8 “brit olam,” Jeremiah 31:35-37, Psalm 105:8-10). The 1948 return to our biblical homeland is the fulfillment of prophecy (Ezekiel 36:24, Amos 9:14-15). Rabbi Tovia Singer proves in his Hebrew-based series “Did the Church Replace Israel?” that these distortions have no basis in the original Tanakh. The Jewish people’s survival and return are living proof God never abandoned His covenant. True faith rejects this revived hatred, not embraces it. Watch Rabbi Tovia Singer’s videos with an open heart — the Hebrew Bible speaks for itself. The covenants never changed.

@markstein53 @RealCandaceO Nah, she just changed her mind. We are allowed in the country to change our stance on something once you learn it's evil and goes against Christian values, like say for instance zionism.

Sherry, with deep respect for your beliefs, the notion that one can “change their mind” and see Zionism as evil and against Christian values ignores a tragic reality. Christian history is saturated with the blood of millions of Jews killed collectively because we were the chosen people who clung to the authentic Torah and refused to accept a Messiah never mentioned in the Hebrew Tanakh. Early Church teachings distorted the original Hebrew for non-Hebrew readers to invent replacement theology that portrayed Jews as rejected by God. The covenants are eternal and irrevocable with Israel alone (Deuteronomy 7:6-8, Malachi 3:6). The miracle of 1948 — the Jewish return to our biblical homeland after 2,000 years — fulfills prophecy exactly. Rabbi Tovia Singer’s scholarship in “Let’s Get Biblical” dismantles these lies verse by verse. Opposing Zionism is not a Christian value — it is the revival of the same old antisemitism that spilled Jewish blood for centuries.

Dear Sherry, with sincere respect for your Christian faith, claiming that Zionism is “evil” and goes against Christian values is a painful distortion of history and Scripture. Christian history is saturated with the blood of millions of Jews killed collectively precisely because we remained the chosen people loyal to the original Torah and refused to accept a Messiah with no reference whatsoever in the Hebrew Tanakh. For centuries the Church demonized Jews for staying faithful to God’s eternal covenants, turning us into scapegoats for every misfortune. The Hebrew Bible is crystal clear: the covenants are “brit olam” — everlasting with Israel alone (Genesis 17:7-8), unbreakable as creation itself (Jeremiah 31:35-37), and affirmed forever (Psalm 105:8-10). Zionism is the literal fulfillment of prophecy — the return to our biblical homeland after 2,000 years of exile (Ezekiel 36:24, Amos 9:14-15). Rabbi Tovia Singer proves in his Hebrew-based series “Did the Church Replace Israel?” that replacement theology has no basis in the original Tanakh. True Christian values demand rejecting this revived antisemitism, not embracing it under the name of “anti-Zionism.”

@rcfsoh @RealCandaceO That's not true most of the isralei government now consists of orthodox or religious jews learn facts before u

Yea, most of us would’ve written the same tweet back then. If you actually listened to her, she’s been very clear about her eyes being opened to the absolute corruption of the Israeli government (who btw are mostly atheists) hijacking people’s faith towards unquestioning support of Israel’s supremacy over all.

@DeputyDawg82022 @Badopinions4 @RealCandaceO No mossad and the jews are behind every problem. Jews are 1/10 of one percent of the world’s population and yet blamed for all the worlds problems

@Badopinions4 @markstein53 @RealCandaceO I thought the Mossad and the French were after Owens or did we move on ?

@AmeriQuinnie @RealCandaceO Yeah the blame all your problems on the jews thays all she learned

@markstein53 @RealCandaceO She learned the truth. That's what happens as you get older.

@RMurrayExpat @ShawnRyan762 What does that mean please explain

@markstein53 @ShawnRyan762 I don't hate Jews, but they are making it very difficult for me to keep fighting the urge.

“I was very frustrated that we had kind of backed ourselves into a corner artificially. I was, and remain to be, a big supporter of President Trump’s overall thesis of peace through strength and stopping us from getting involved in costly wars, in particular with Iran. But what I watched over the course of the last year was the red line being moved from no nuclear weapons to no enrichment, which is fundamentally not true. Through government officials and the media echo chamber, they basically got the U.S. talking point to change, and that put us on a collision course toward conflict. After Midnight Hammer, the president’s decision-making circle was very, very tight, and it was filled with pro-Israel hawks in his ear, and that’s how we ended up where we are.” @joekent16jan19

@JCharmers @TuckerCarlson How about me first . As an American jew that pays over 1 million in taxes why should I pay taxes to people that hate America and hate Jews I want me first .not a penny more to any Americans that hate America and hate Israel

@TuckerCarlson Looking through this thread, it's difficult to determine the difference between MAGA and Hasbara accounts. I thought MAGA were for the U.S. first and only? Why are you peddling foreign rubbish?

It’s worth remembering that ground troops are often followed by tyranny in the country that sends them.

@ChrisWitme87550 @JCharmers @TuckerCarlson The brainswash8ng is from Quatar garbage propoganda that fully funds all the anti israel garbage spewed by poeple like candace and Tucker

@JCharmers @TuckerCarlson FYI you know Hasbara is paid propaganda from a foreign ethnoterror state Israel right? That’s literally what they call it. Government funded propaganda to brainwash people like you into unconditional support for people who call themselves “chosen” by a God they don’t believe in.

@JCharmers @TuckerCarlson American first means standing up against the evil iran regime that has been trying to annihilate the few remaining Jews in Israel and has killed thousands of Americans

@HunkNorris2 @TuckerCarlson Showing an Ai generated vedio and with 0 context doesn't show anything about Israel. The fact is Israel has the most Moral army in the world fighting enemies on multiple fronts that have been trying for 80 years to annihilate the few remaining jews that live in Israel.

@TuckerCarlson Anyone not questioning Israel's ongoing unchecked war crimes need to get their head checked. x.com/7signxx/status…

@huangdeshe41822 @Misa_Roumi Ur full of crap and you are in fantasy land not in reality ?. Do you exist or ur just a Chinese Bot?

@markstein53 @Misa_Roumi 我对犹太人的历史和成就持怀疑态度，当我看到联合国大会上以色列外交官拿出一本《圣经》作为以色列建国的依据时，我就知道犹太人没有历史，只有神话，这也间接说明犹太人为什么流浪三千年，因为他们没有记忆，同一个坑他们可以掉进去无数次。

🚨 THIS IS NOT THEOLOGY — THIS IS A DANGEROUS IDEA RETURNING 🚨 For centuries, a false doctrine spread that the Jewish people were rejected, cursed, and replaced. That idea did not stay in theory—it helped create a culture where Jews were demonized, blamed for society’s problems, and treated as outsiders. History shows how destructive that mindset became. And now, some voices are bringing those same ideas back. But the Hebrew Bible says something very different. It calls the covenant with the Jewish people EVERLASTING. It describes a nation that would be scattered, face hostility, and yet never be destroyed. That is not rejection—it is continuity under pressure. And history is hard to ignore. Despite exile, persecution, and constant attempts to erase them, the Jewish people endured, preserved their identity, and reestablished a national presence in their ancestral land. Many saw that as a moment to reflect—some Christian communities responded by supporting the Jewish people and recognizing the significance of that survival. Others, unfortunately, are doubling down on the old narrative. But truth doesn’t change because it’s repeated louder. The standard for the Messiah in the Hebrew Bible—universal peace, ingathering of exiles, and global knowledge of God—has not yet been fulfilled. And a covenant described as everlasting does not expire. If you want a clear, text-based breakdown of these ideas, listen to voices like , who walks through the Hebrew sources step by step. A people that was scattered and still returned was not abandoned. Be very careful before embracing ideas that history—and the text itself—have already challenged.

@Nance726 @Aletheiaholic @CarriePrejean1 She's not defending the faith Being anti Zionist is not a dogma of the faith. One can be a Zionist or anti Zionist She's being called not for her comments on Israel but for those about Jews She's not a victim

A daughter of the Church is begging you to have the courage to defend Catholic faith: Even Jewish Rabbis have defended her words. You, as @CarriePrejean1 spiritual fathers have failed in defending the truth.

🚨 THIS IS NOT JUST WRONG — IT’S ONE OF HISTORY’S MOST DANGEROUS LIES 🚨 For centuries, Jews were not merely disagreed with—they were turned into the enemy of humanity. Branded as cursed, rejected, even evil, and blamed for the world’s problems. That idea did not stay theological—it helped create the conditions for relentless persecution, expulsions, violence, and the loss of countless Jewish lives. And it all rests on one claim: that God rejected the Jewish people and replaced His covenant. But that claim collapses the moment you open the Hebrew Bible. The covenant with the Jewish people is called EVERLASTING. Not temporary. Not transferable. Not subject to being replaced. Everlasting. The same text says Israel will be scattered among the nations, face hatred, be tested—and yet never be destroyed. That is not rejection. That is a promise of survival under pressure. And then look at history. A people scattered across the globe, persecuted for generations, nearly wiped out—and still here. Still preserving identity. Still returning to their ancestral land. That is not what a “rejected” people looks like. That is what an unbroken covenant looks like. God does not change His word. An everlasting covenant does not expire. So when people revive the idea that Jews were cast off, or worse, blame them for everything wrong in the world, they are not uncovering truth—they are repeating one of the oldest and most destructive falsehoods ever told. If you actually want to understand this from the source text, listen to teachers like , who walk through the Hebrew Bible step by step and show exactly why replacement theology fails. A covenant called everlasting does not end. A people promised survival—and still here—were never rejected. Be very careful before repeating ideas that history has already shown can become deadly.

🚨 THIS IS NOT “TRADITION” — IT’S A DANGEROUS IDEA BEING REVIVED 🚨 What’s being pushed again in parts of today’s media and religious commentary—including voices like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens—is not new. It’s the old claim that the Jewish people were rejected, replaced, or somehow lost their covenant. History already showed where that thinking leads. Jews were not just disagreed with—they were demonized, blamed for society’s problems, and treated as expendable. That was never just theology. It helped create a culture of antisemitism with devastating consequences. And yet, the core claim behind it doesn’t even hold up to the Hebrew Bible itself. The covenant with the Jewish people is described as EVERLASTING. Not temporary. Not transferable. Everlasting. The same text says Israel will be scattered among the nations, face hostility, and yet never be destroyed. That is not rejection—that is continuity. Look at history: a people dispersed across the world, persecuted for generations, and still here—preserving identity and reestablishing a national presence in their ancestral land. That is not what a “replaced” people looks like. Claims that Jews are “fake,” no longer chosen, or somehow responsible for everything wrong in the world are not bold truths—they echo a pattern that has caused real harm before. If you want a clear, source-based breakdown of why replacement theology fails, listen to teachers like , who walk through the Hebrew text step by step. An everlasting covenant does not expire. A people promised survival—and still here—were never replaced. Be careful before repeating ideas that history has already shown can lead somewhere very dangerous.