Israel to spend up to $4.1 million on Christian PR campaign in U.S., filings show

San Diego firm contracted to propagandize churches, recruit pastors, and tour an ‘October 7th Experience’ exhibit as part of Israel’s expanded global outreach efforts

ed note–another eye-opener that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to read, understand, and take deeply to heart.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, in reiterating an important point that was made in a recent ed note attached to a related story, if everything that the world has been told concerning the Jews being ‘God’s chosen people’ and the ‘apple of his eye’ is true, and who, we are told, have been on the receiving end of all sorts of fantastic miracles such as the plagues of Egypt, the parting of the sea and yada, yada, yada, no pun intended, then they don’t NEED any fancy ‘PR’ campaigns.

Likewise, they don’t need–

American money…

–American weaponry…

–American political support…

etc, etc, etc…

Riffing off of an old Beatles song–

‘All they need is G-d…

All they need is G-d…

All they need is G-d…G-d…

G-d is all they need…’

The reason for all this ladies and Gentile-men is to underscore the manner in which the Gentile brain has been colonized/sodomized by those terrorists who are on an Apocalyptic mission to reduce all of us to the status of either slaves or corpses, and an integral part of that ‘colonization/sodomization’ plan is the fairy tale notion that those same creatures whom Jesus Christ referred to as ‘Children of their father, the Devil’ are somehow not that at all, but rather, ‘God’s chosen people’.

Given ‘their’ role in human history, and especially that human history of the last century, it is obvious whose opinion bears more weight and credibility. 2,000 years later, they are exponentially worse than they were on the hellish day in which they were screeching at the top of their lungs in ear-splitting unison

‘CRUCIFY HIM…CRUCIFY HIM…’

Now, the other item worth noting in the very important story below is the manner in which many (most) Christian churches in America have in fact been turned into Sin-a-Gogs, and the manner in which those ‘pastors’ have been turned into crypto rabbis.

It’s very simple math, ladies and Gentile-men…

If your Christian pastor is preaching a ‘gospel’ in your ‘Christian’ church that the Jews are ‘God’s chosen people’ in DIRECT CONTRADICTION to what Jesus Christ said about them, then, you’ll pardon the bad grammar–

‘It ain’t a church, and he ain’t no Christian pastor…’

Truth be told, these modern-day descendants of Judas Iscariot are acting as paid terrorists and spies for the terrorist Jewish state, and by virtue of that indisputable fact, every one of them should be brought up on capital criminal charges of espionage, treason, and aiding/abetting the enemy.

We were warned, ladies and Gentile-men, and from the one man who understood all of this better than anyone else–

‘Beware of false prophets who come to you dressed as sheep, but inwardly are ravenous wolves…By their fruits you shall know them…’

The Jewish Daily Forward

Israel’s Foreign Ministry has hired another American firm to run influence operations in the United States, with plans to spend as much as $4.1 million on a marketing campaign aimed at Christians across the country, according to newly filed federal disclosures.

The documents, filed last week under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, reveal that Show Faith by Works, LLC will execute what it bills as the ‘largest Christian Church Geofencing Campaign in U.S. history.’ 

A newly formed company with a San Diego address, Show Faith by Works is run by Chad Schnitger, a prominent Christian conservative activist in California. 

The initiative is designed to reach churchgoers with digital ads that are explicitly ‘pro-Israel and anti-Palestinian,’ while dispatching a mobile ‘October 7th Experience’ exhibit to church parking lots and Christian colleges.

The campaign adds a new prong to Israel’s U.S. communications blitz, complementing a $1.5 million-per-month contract for AI-driven social media activity and a contract with a firm called Bridge Partners to create an influencer network called the Esther Project. 

The PR blitz was anticipated after Israel’s Foreign Ministry was allocated $150 million in this year’s budget for public relations efforts.

Public attention to Israel’s efforts surged last week following reporting by an online outlet called Responsible Statecraft, which is published by the Quincy Institute, a dovish foreign policy think tank in Washington DC. 

Together, the deals underscore how Israel’s government is deploying unprecedented resources to shape American opinion amid what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described as the country’s ‘eighth front:’ the battle of narratives and public opinion around the world.

The campaign comes at a time when Israel’s once-reliable support among U.S. evangelicals is showing cracks with recent surveys showing that younger evangelicals are less likely to support Israel than previous generations.

The campaign also comes shortly after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, who was perhaps the most prominent evangelical pro-Israel voice speaking to young Americans.

According to invoices attached to the filing, Show Faith, which was formed on Aug. 5, expects to receive more than $3.25 million over five months, paid in equal installments routed through the global ad giant Havas Media, while also floating an ‘ideal additional budget’ of $835,000 for equipment and expansion.

The firm reported receiving an initial payment of about $326,000 on Sept. 18, days before it formally registered with the Department of Justice Department as a foreign agent. The arrangement mirrors the structure of the Parscale and Bridges contracts, which also list Havas as an intermediary, pointing to the company’s role in coordinating Israel’s foreign-agent activities in the United States.

Show Faith’s scope of work blends high-tech targeting with old-fashioned religious outreach. 

Campaign documents detail plans for ‘geofencing’, a technique to target ads to worshippers’ phones within specific geographical boundaries around churches and Christian campuses in California, Nevada, Arizona and Colorado.

The firm has pledged to recruit pastors to write op-eds and distribute ‘Pastoral Resource Packages’ by mail, to hire social media influencers and produce television-style commercials, and to tour a branded trailer exhibit featuring tents, virtual reality headsets and kiosks designed to immerse audiences in narratives of Israel’s conflict with Hamas for a program that will be called the ‘October 7th Experience.’  

The filings project 47 million ad impressions across display, audio and connected TV channels over the course of a year. 

The filings name five people involved with Show Faith, led by its founder, Schnitger, who is listed on LinkedIn as a managing partner of Graystone Public Affairs, a political consulting and grassroots organizing firm based in Riverside, California. Schnitger also leads the state chapter of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, a conservative Christian political advocacy group. 

Among the others are Melissa Lundie, who reported recent volunteer work with the Los Angeles County Republican Party and contributions to the California GOP, and Richard Tuong Do, who disclosed paying $350 in dues to attend a California GOP convention this month.

In its pitch materials, Show Faith by Works also floated the idea of recruiting celebrity spokespeople to amplify the campaign. A presentation slide attached to the filing lists figures such as actors Chris Pratt, Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg, televangelist Joel Osteen, and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow as potential endorsers who could bring star power to pro-Israel messaging in Christian communities.

It is unclear whether any outreach to these celebrities has taken place, and the names appear in the documents as aspirational targets rather than confirmed partners.

Presentation slides outline a series of talking points divided into two sections: pro-Israel and ‘anti-Palestinian state.’

The campaign’s pro-Israel messaging is designed to speak directly to pastors and Christian audiences about Israel’s biblical and historical significance. The materials emphasize the Jewish presence in the land before 1948, the state’s legitimacy and record of protecting non-Jewish populations, and Israel’s efforts to uphold civilian safety and ‘moral superiority’ in wartime. Other talking points highlight Israel’s democratic freedoms, its partnership with the United States, and its place in the Christian New Testament, suggesting a Christmas message about the birthplace of Jesus.

One bullet point says to ‘question the longstanding policy of a 2-state solution.’

The ‘anti-Palestinian’ section of the plan characterizes Palestinians chiefly through the prism of Hamas. It asserts that Palestinians are complicit in Hamas’ leadership, financing, and military operations, and accuses them of sheltering terrorists, hiding weapons in schools and hospitals, and celebrating the Oct. 7 attack. The materials stress that there has never been a Palestinian state, that Hamas’ and Iran’s goals are ‘genocidal’ rather than ‘land-focused,’ and that Palestinians have squandered opportunities for modernization in favor of violence.

The filings also note attacks on American Christian aid workers in Gaza.

The new campaign is the latest in a string of foreign-agent registrations linked to Israel’s Foreign Ministry this month. On Sept. 18, Parscale’s firm, Clock Tower X LLC, registered as a foreign agent, committing to produce 100 ads per month, with 5,000 variations, to combat antisemitism in the United States. Documents revealed plans to deploy AI-driven search engine optimization tools and shape outputs of GPT-based chatbots. 

Days later, a newly registered firm called Bridges Partners disclosed that it had been retained to run the Esther Project, a code-named influencer campaign designed to recruit five to six social media personalities at a time, each posting dozens of pieces of content monthly across Instagram and TikTok. Both firms were also contracted through Havas, which appears to be serving as a hub for the ministry’s U.S. spending.