Unthinkable: As America has done to Israel

Jack T. Chick

Jul 2016 · Chick Publications

About this ebook

Splitting Israel? A "two nation solution?"
The little-known story of the disasters that immediately struck when America pressured Israel to divide “God’s land.” Here is the record of America's treatment of Israel, and God's quick response.

Learn about:
• The American industrialist honored by Hitler for promoting American anti-Semitism.
• The Nazi camp in New York wiped out by God with a monster storm after a 40,000-person Nazi rally.
• The Jewish merchants who helped fund and supply the American Revolution at their own expense.
• The Jewish friend whom George Washington called for help, when one more battle would win the war, but the war chest was empty.
• The U.S. President who died suddenly after promising the Arabs there would be no State of Israel without their approval.
• The U.S. President who ordered, “Whatever it takes, save Israel!” and a massive military support operation was sent when Israel faced defeat by the Arabs.
• The four U.S. Presidents who betrayed Israel, and saw America immediately ravaged by increasingly costly disasters.

Each President, whether you love him or hate him, makes a decision regarding Israel . . . and there are consequences!

America’s future leaders (teens and young adults) must read this message, or make the same mistakes that have destroyed nations before them.

God always keeps His promises!

Ratings and reviews

This man is delusional. It's only worth picking up to read how crazy one madman can be. And you can get that from the previews of his books alone. Don't buy this. If you want to laugh at a delusional madman, set aside an afternoon and read the previews of his books. Don't give more money to such an ignorant idiot.

Worse tract ever! To many subjective views that are not necessarily backed up by the bible. Stick with biblical truths not bias personal beliefs. Total waste of my $2.00.

I haven't read this particular one, but I have read many Jack T. Chick tracts, booklets and "comics." Always a very interesting and entertaining reading, but I always take it with a grain of salt.