I can understand the Christian Coalition having a "My country, right or wrong" attitude. Well, actually, I can't, since Jesus said "Render unto Caesar etc..." and so supposedly a church should be supporting Christian values first and political values second. But hey, they are all Americans and they want to be patriotic, so it is hard to fault that.
However, the members of the Christian Coalition do not live in Israel, so I have a hard time understanding why everything that Israel does--like blowing up apartment building with families inside because somewhere in the vicinity there might be some terrorists and it is easier to just blow everything up than to actually search for the terrorists--must be right, because it is Israel doing it. And, everything that Palestinians do is wrong, because Israel says so.
I have an especially hard time understanding how members of the 700 Club and other fundie groups get starry eyed about people like this:
http://www.palsolidarity.org/main/2006/11/18/hebron-day-06/"A 19-year old Swedish human rights worker had her cheekbone broken by a Jewish extremist in Hebron today. Earlier the same day at least five Palestinians, including a 3-year-old child, were injured by the settler-supporting extremists, who rampaged through Tel Rumeida hurling stones and bottles at local residents. Palestinian schoolchildren on their way home were also attacked. The Israeli army, which was intensively deployed in the area, did not intervene to stop the attacks.
"Tove Johansson from Stockholm walked through the Tel Rumeida checkpoint with a small group of human rights workers (HRWs) to accompany Palestinian schoolchildren to their homes. They were confronted by about 100 Jewish extremists in small groups.
They started chanting in Hebrew “We killed Jesus, we’ll kill you too!” — a refrain the settlers had been repeating to internationals in Tel Rumeida all day."