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According to Western Journal, the initiative traces back to reports from October 2025 that the Israeli government intended to pour significant resources into U.S.-based influence operations, with a particular focus on Christian communities. The Times of Israel disclosed that Israel was committing up to $4.1 million to these efforts, describing them in internal documents as the “largest Christian Church Geofencing Campaign in US history.”
By February, World News Group had obtained further details on how this ambitious “geofencing campaign” would be implemented on the ground. The outlet reported: “A mobile museum chock-full of information on Israel is gearing up to visit evangelical churches and Christian college campuses in California, Nevada, Texas, Arizona, and Colorado.
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“The nonprofit organization behind the museum, Hear From Us, launched this week and aims to promote travel to Israel and encourage Christian support for the country.” “Hear From Us” is formally registered in the United States as a foreign agent representing the State of Israel. The Israeli government has committed $3 million to the nonprofit through a project backed by the messaging group Show Faith by Works LLC, which was also created and is run by Chad Schnitger, the founder of Hear From Us.
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Roughly $1 million of that funding has been used to purchase and outfit a 41-foot toy hauler that now functions as a traveling museum. The mobile exhibit, designed to roll directly onto church and campus parking lots, is being marketed as “The Israel Experience.”
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Additional funds have been devoted to sending film crews to Israel to generate tailored media content for American congregations. On location, those crews produced educational material aimed at pastors, recorded interviews with religious leaders discussing Zionism, and documented conversations with Holocaust survivors to reinforce historical and moral arguments for supporting Israel.
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While foreign governments have long sought to influence U.S. policy, they have rarely targeted American churches so directly and systematically. Schnitger’s organization is distinctive not only because it is financed by a foreign state, but also because its programming is crafted to nudge evangelicals to reassess elements of their own theology and political engagement.
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“It’s predominantly Christians talking to other Christians about Israel to cut through the noise,” Schnitger told World News Group. “You’ve heard from the enemies of Israel, you’ve heard from people who aren’t Christians — well, now hear from us. Hear a Biblical-minded Christian worldview on the importance of Israel.”
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World News Group interviewed a range of Christian leaders and scholars about the project, and their reactions underscored how divided the evangelical world has become over modern Israel. “Can people disagree with the state of Israel? Absolutely,” Michael Rydelnik, a Moody Bible Institute Jewish studies professor emeritus, said. “But can they say God is done with the Jewish people, or that He doesn’t have a special love for them? That’s mistaken [and] contrary to Scripture.”
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Others, while affirming Israel’s prophetic significance, voiced unease about conflating biblical promises with the policies of a contemporary nation-state. Theologian Scott Aniol told World News Group, “I do believe that the promises made to national Israel in the Old Testament will be literally fulfilled at the second coming of Christ.
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“The nation of Israel does have a special future in God’s plan, but this age is focused on the Church. The modern nation state of Israel, I wouldn’t say, is the chosen people of God right now.”
For many conservatives, the project highlights a familiar tension: strong support for Israel as a key democratic ally and biblical homeland, alongside skepticism of foreign-funded campaigns that seek to shape American religious life. As “The Israel Experience” prepares to crisscross church parking lots in multiple states, pastors and laypeople alike will be forced to decide whether this is a welcome tool for deepening biblical solidarity with Israel, or an overreach that risks blurring the line between faithful teaching and foreign lobbying.
