Christians honor Israel

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on May 1, 2013

Hundreds gathered in Beverly Hills on April 28 to hear from John Hagee, the Evangelical pastor who founded Christians United for Israel (CUFI), at the organization’s second annual Night to Honor Israel in Los Angeles.

CUFI role in Hagel opposition shows conservatives’ resolve to stop confirmation

Published on January 29, 2013

Chuck Hagel has made strides in his bid to secure Senate confirmation as defense secretary, winning the endorsement of leading Jewish Democratic senators and meeting with the leaders of major American Jewish groups.

Israel promotes first female Christian Arab to combat commander

Published on October 23, 2012

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) promoted a female Christian Arab to become a combat commander for the first time ever on Oct. 17.

John Hagee: Christian pastor with a Zionist message

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on August 29, 2012

It’s become a standard part of John Hagee’s stump speech, the story of how the evangelical pastor and founder of the 1.2 million-member Christians United For Israel (CUFI) first got started on the path of Israel advocacy.

Hagee on stopping Iran, admiring Netanyahu and Obama’s Mideast mistake

By Shmuel Rosner
Published on July 23, 2012

John Hagee: Evangelical Christians are the ‘front line’ for Israel

Published on July 16, 2012

Declaring that evangelical Christians are “on the front line of defense for Israel in the United States of America,” the Rev. John Hagee brought delegates to the Christians United for Israel Washington Summit 2012 to their feet with loud cheering and even the sounds of shofars being blown.

Hagee’s Christians United for Israel (CUFI) reaches one million members

By Shmuel Rosner
Published on March 17, 2012

Hagee: Obama ‘not pro-Israel’

Published on July 20, 2011

Pastor John Hagee, the founder of Christians United For Israel, accused President Obama of not being pro-Israel.

Christian Israel supporters urge Rand Paul on aid

Published on February 3, 2011

Christians United for Israel garnered more than 20,000 signatures on a letter urging U.S. Sen. Rand Paul to drop calls to end aid to Israel. "Eliminating aid to Israel would abandon a key ally in a dangerous region at a turbulent time," said the letter organized this week by the evangelical group. "Such a cut would betray our highest principles, endanger our nation, and, in the long run, end up costing us far more."