It's not really fair to blame the Rothschilds, or any other Jewish owned banking institution since the Medieval Christian edict prevented Catholics from charging interest on loans, leaving Jews to 'do the dirty work'. Although all the Rothschilds money won't prevent support for Israel among young American Conservatives draining away as the war in Gaza continues:
This may not bode well for the Christian Zionism movement, experts say.
In March 1992, Christianity Today, a prominent evangelical Christian magazine based in the US,
featured a cover story dedicated to
Christian Zionism – a theological and political movement that believes all Jews should immigrate to Palestine to trigger the return of Jesus Christ...in the following three decades, Christian Zionism thrived in the Bible Belt. The movement also helped elect George W Bush for two terms and rallied support for his devastating war on Iraq, which was
theologically justified by some Christian Zionists as necessary to usher in the rebuilding of Babylon, the second coming of Jesus Christ and the end of times.
More than 30 years later, another publication declared the imminent decline of the movement. In its November 2025 issue, Jacobin, a leftist magazine based in the US,
predicted the “end-times for Christian Zionism”.
But despite the dwindling public support, Christian Zionists still have considerable influence over the US power structure due to their substantial financial resources and institutional heft. The lobby arm of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), a Christian Zionist organisation, for example, spent more than $670,000 on lobbying in Washington to strengthen sanctions on Iran, among other issues. CUFI has also worked to secure billions in funding to Israel.
Christian Zionists have used their influence to help stoke the current war on Iran. Prominent Christian leaders praised the Trump administration for launching what they saw as a religious war that could trigger the fulfilment of another
biblical prophecy about a war between Israel and “Persia”.