Many Americans are unfortunately jacked up on evangelical Christianity

Editor's note: If you are a Fox News host and you are interviewing Israel's PM Netanyahu and you know you possibly have several hundred-thousand Americans including likely Muslims living in America watching the host of Fox and Friends Lawrence Jones, why the hell would you inflame people by saying "We got little jihadis running around in the US?" America has a serious immigration problem and there are likely thousands of young men from Islamic countries coming through the border so why inflame them? That is incitement to hatred and possibly violence and this clown gets away with it on Fox News? France is the "heart of all Islamic violence" and we have posted previously to look out for some type of an event at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris violent in nature that could possibly touch off Islamic violence all over Europe and then it will spread to America. The reason Fox News does this is because Fox News is an intelligence operation. Turn off the television, Americans, and get a life. Then go check your eschatology. 

Look for Muslim themes at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics
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Fox News Host to Netanyahu: 'We Got Little Jihadis Running Around in the U.S.'

Fox News continues to be pro-Zionist to play to its Evangelical base.

March 12, 2024 | Trends In the News

Fox News's morning crew interviewed murderous Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and sympathized with the leader, telling him "we got little jihadis running around here in the United States."

Lawrence Jones, who addressed Netanyahu as "Mr. Prime Minister," started by saying: "I hope you guys do win the war," according to Mediaite.

"But there's a lot of concern, not just with the UN, but we got little jihadis running around here in the United States. You got people putting pressure on the president of the United States. I plan on going to Israel next month to be with you guys before the Holy Week. But are you concerned about the anti-Semitism here in America and across the globe? You went to school here?"

You call questions like that softballs.

Fox News has been Israel's U.S.'s media arm because of its appeal to Evangelicals.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, a major player in the Evangelical-Christian pro-Israel movement in the U.S. who reportedly holds ties to Israel's far-right traveling on a private visit organized by a top settler, meeting with the group behind Israel's judicial overhaul and touring the Temple Mount with an activist against maintaining the status quo," according to a report.

Netanyahu relies on Evangelical support in the U.S. as his own government moves to the right and was losing some support from American Jews. The 7 October attack by Hamas only moved the "pro-Israel Evangelical" even more “vocally pro-Israel."

Mark Levin, the host, has said there are no innocent Palestinians and suggested that Israel go nuclear if it begins to lose.

Levin imagined a scenario where Israel faced defeat: "What are they going to do?"

"I think I know what they'd do. I know what we [the U.S.] would do, we would destroy the enemy, because otherwise we're exterminated. That's all I have to say."

Levin, who was heated during the interview, said, "If Israel is going to face annihilation, you think they have those nukes in there to collect dust?" Levin, the neocon Jewish "conservative" on Fox News, drew criticism from the White House last week after he excoriated CNN anchors for reporting on Israeli atrocities in Gaza, calling them "self-hating Jews."

Levin was targeting Wolf Blitzer, who was once employed by AIPAC, and Jake Tapper, two of his competitor's biggest names. Levin claimed Blitzer's parents were not victims of the Holocaust, and he accused Tapper of promoting propaganda for "the enemy."

Blitzer has long reported on his family's links to the Holocaust and the White House condemned Levin, and said such rhetoric has "no place in America."

Levin called Blitzer a "a dumb bastard" with "a hearing problem and an IQ problem." He accused the host of wanting Israel "to die."