Activist Criticizes U.S. Religious Policy Alignment, Cites Gaza Conflict Introduction An activist has publicly accused the United States of weaponizing Christian theology to provide diplomatic cover for Israel’s military actions, including its campaign in Gaza. The critique was leveled by Irish activist and satirist Tadhg Hickey during an April 8 appearance on RT’s ‘East Meets West’ show, according to a report from the outlet. [1] Hickey argued that the administration of President Donald Trump, who was sworn in for a second term in January 2025, has invoked biblical messaging to justify U.S. policy in the Middle East, creating a ‘theological…
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