You are asking Jesus to bless a country targeting and killing Palestinian Christians and Lebanese Christians? The 'US govt' does indeed support the SOS via military support, $, Lavender, Anduril, and Palantir though; thus there is no Jesus in it to be sure.
How so? Are you unaware of Palestinian Christians? From the land that Jesus walked?
Why do you think the SOS is exterminating them? And Christians is Lebanon.
Wakey wakey.
https://apnews.com/article/west-bank-christians-israel-palestinians-mideast-war-912c4f0ea073d8f091e762f1466a7423
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/as-christians-are-attacked-in-israel-government-shows-little-concern/ar-AA27fpkb
https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/8/14/fear-and-attacks-grip-taybeh-the-last-all-christian-town-in-the-west-bank
https://imeu.org/resources/key-issues/5-things-to-know-about-israels-oppression-of-christian-palestinians/462
Right. Then the Balfour Declaration should be considered null and void, a fiction, as there is no land for which to consider occupying.
The earliest known mention of a related term appears around 1150 BCE in Egyptian inscriptions, where a group called the Peleset—widely associated with the Philistines—was recorded along the southern coastal plain of the region now known as Gaza, Ashkelon, and Ashdod, though this did not refer to the entire land.
By around 800 BCE, Assyrian records used the terms Palashtu/Palastu or Pilistu to describe the area inhabited by the Philistines, again without clearly defined regional boundaries.
Greek and Roman Usage
The term Palaistinê first appears in Greek writings in the 5th century BCE, when the historian Herodotus described a district of Syria called Palaistinê, extending from the coastal Philistia to inland areas including the Judean Mountains and the Jordan Rift Valley.
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