Time to put the United Church of Christ on trial for anti-Semitism It’s time to convene a “beit din” to render a judgement on the UCC’s decades-long war against the Jews and their state. Dexter Van Zile Aug. 10, 2021
United Church of Christ accuses Israel of using ‘imperialistic theology’ against Palestinians The American Jewish Committee panned the resolution, saying it “demonizes Israel, fails to offer a credible path to Israeli-Palestinian peace and undermines advances in Christian-Jewish relations.” July 19, 2021
Denying their parent and embracing their assassin Israel is the only country in the Middle East where Christians are safe. Yet some churches dump on the Jewish state, not only assisting the mortal threat it faces from Palestinian Muslims, but ignoring the threat those people pose to the church itself. Melanie Phillips Feb. 13, 2020
The UCC is not a ‘just peace’ church If you look through the resolutions passed by the denomination’s General Synod since the late 1960s, the denomination has said next to nothing about anti-Jewish and anti-Israel incitement broadcast by Arab and Muslim leaders over the past few decades. Dexter Van Zile March 12, 2019
Uncovered: United Church of Christ charged with faking anti-Israel boycott CAMERA’s Dexter Van Zile started snooping around the investment portfolio of the church’s retirement fund. He says the records show that the church is being dishonest with the public about its ethics and business practices. Jan. 6, 2019
![At the United Church of Christ (UCC) General Synod in Cleveland in 2017, Rev. Mitri Raheb, a Palestinian Christian and pastor of the evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land, called the UCC's resolution to divest from Israel "a strong signal that [Palestinians] are not alone, and that there are churches who still dare to speak truth to power and stand with the oppressed.” Credit: United Church of Christ/Flickr.](https://cdn-jns.org/uploads/2017/12/download-10-3-660x440.jpg "At the United Church of Christ (UCC) General Synod in Cleveland in 2017, Rev. Mitri Raheb, a Palestinian Christian and pastor of the evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land, called the UCC's resolution to divest from Israel \"a strong signal that [Palestinians] are not alone, and that there are churches who still dare to speak truth to power and stand with the oppressed.” Credit: United Church of Christ/Flickr.")
