Did Donald Trump really fulfill biblical prophecy in just a matter of a week?

In a riveting interview with Daystar, White House Faith Office leader Paula White-Cain and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed how the president’s actions have been key in seeing biblical prophecy play out in live time.

“The Bible is really being played out in real time,” Netanyahu says. “On this piece of earth that is so critical to our common civilization…”

Their conversation specifically details how Trump’s historic decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem was more than political—it was a fulfillment of biblical alignment, campaign promises and a bold stand for truth in the face of global opposition.

“I’ll never forget the weigh-ins,” White-Cain says. “Eighty-something nations called saying ‘you’re going to start World War III,’ and he looked at me [and said] ‘Paula, what’s the final weigh-in of people with faith?’ And I said, ‘Absolutely do it. It’s right with history, it’s right with God and it’s what you campaigned on…”

Addressing the Christian community, the two emphasized the vital role evangelicals play in supporting Israel, and the false claims that Christians are being persecuted in Israel.

“The only place in the Middle East where the Christians are fully safe…to flourish, to thrive, is in Israel,” Netanyahu says. “The only place where Christians are fully protected, enjoy not merely equality but a place of honor and dignity and support and embrace is in Israel.”

In the face of rising antisemitism and widespread misinformation, it is more vital than ever for believers to reject the lies and embrace the truth of Scripture—both historically and in today’s unfolding events. The alliance between the United States and Israel is not merely political; it is deeply spiritual, rooted in a shared covenantal destiny and mutual stand against forces that seek to undermine freedom, faith and truth.

As Israel stands on the frontlines of the world’s spiritual conflict, believers around the globe must rally in unity, recognizing that what happens in Jerusalem reverberates far beyond its borders. This partnership is not only a blessing—it is a divine calling.

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