If you’re looking for biblical truth, clear-eyed reporting, and a biblical worldview on Israel, election integrity, and the headlines shaping Christian news, you’re in the right place. I’m Daniel Cohen, and this is exactly why we built the Daniel Cohen Show on Real Life Network. You can watch and share our content anytime at Real Life Network. Today, I want to connect three stories that at first glance look unrelated, but together expose the same fault line: a loud fringe trying to rewrite what Christians believe, what citizens should expect, and what a nation is allowed to defend.

Evangelicals Must Be the Backbone of Support for Israel

I sat down with Ambassador Mike Huckabee, and I walked away encouraged. Not because he said something politically convenient, but because he spoke with the kind of moral clarity we need right now. He said it plainly: the fracture in parts of the evangelical world is small, but loud. That is exactly right. It is not the majority of Bible-believing Christians, but it is a microphone-heavy minority that is trying to intimidate everyone else into silence.

Here is the center of gravity for me. God does not break covenant. He does not evolve past His promises. Romans 11:29 says the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable. If you want to argue that God has discarded Israel, you are not just debating foreign policy. You are undermining the character of God. That is why Huckabee used the word heresy, and I agree with him.

If God can abandon His covenant promises to Israel, then no Christian has any basis for confidence in God’s promises to the Church.

Support for Israel is not about pretending Israel is perfect or that every leader, including Netanyahu, is above critique. It is about understanding the unique role of Israel in the story God is telling, and the reality that Israel is fighting enemies who also openly chant death to America. That is not an abstract slogan. It is a worldview.

And if you are a Christian wondering why this matters so much, let me say it clearly. Jesus is coming back, and He is coming back to Jerusalem. Standing with Israel is not trendy activism. It is alignment with God’s purposes and an act of spiritual sobriety.

The SAVE Act and the War on Common Sense Election Integrity

Now pivot with me, because the same loud fringe dynamic shows up in American politics. Democrats are declaring war on election integrity, and they are doing it with maximum propaganda.

We are told that voter ID is radical. We are told it is racist. We are told it is “Jim Crow 2.0.” Senator Chuck Schumer actually used that line about the SAVE Act, and it was a disgrace. The SAVE Act is about requiring proof of citizenship and secure identification to vote. That is not extreme. That is basic. You show ID to board a plane, to open a bank account, to pick up a prescription, to buy alcohol. But when it comes to selecting leaders who control the courts, the border, and the future of the country, suddenly asking for ID is called oppression.

Here is what exposes the lie. Polling over multiple years consistently shows strong majorities of Americans support voter ID, including a large number of Democrats. That is not my opinion. That is reality.

The SAVE Act is not voter suppression, it is voter protection, and the American people know the difference.

So why the hysteria? Because the left benefits from chaos and ambiguity. If you can smear common sense as moral evil, you can pressure decent people into backing away. That is the playbook. It is the same pressure tactic used on the church. Call you hateful. Call you racist. Call you extreme. Then demand your silence.

Christians should not fall for it. We can love the sojourner and still believe a nation has the right to enforce its laws. We can be compassionate and still insist on order. That is not a contradiction. It is maturity.

Propaganda, Double Standards, and Why People Are Done Being Played

We are living in an era where the propaganda is not subtle. It is blunt. Ambassador Huckabee made the point that the fringe is loud, and I am telling you the same thing is true in the media.

When Donald Trump throws a question back in a reporter’s face, the media calls it a crisis of democracy. When Don Lemon gets a sympathetic Hollywood-style platform after joining anti-ICE agitators who stormed a federally protected church space, the entertainment class and their media allies treat him like a misunderstood hero. It is two-tiered accountability.

And the deeper issue is this: the press wants the privileges of journalism without the responsibilities of journalism. If you are coordinating with activists, if you are shaping events instead of documenting them, you are no longer an observer. You are a participant.

A camera does not confer innocence, and “journalism” is not a license to trample someone else’s civil rights.

That is why trust is collapsing. People are tired of being told that what they saw with their own eyes did not happen, or that they must call it something else to protect the preferred narrative.

And while we are at it, let’s talk about the consequences of ideology without accountability. Look at California. Look at the wasted billions. Look at the projects that never deliver. Look at the taxes that keep rising. Look at leaders who congratulate themselves in front of props, while working families feel the squeeze every single month.

You cannot build a society on slogans. You cannot secure a nation with vibes. And you cannot protect a civilization if you are ashamed to defend borders, laws, and truth.

That is why I keep coming back to the same exhortation, whether I am talking about Israel, elections, or the dysfunction of one-party rule: wake up, stay grounded, and do not outsource your discernment to people who despise your values.

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