Abstract
On July 27, 2007, thirty-four Evangelical leaders sent a letter to President Bush applauding his recent efforts to reinvigorate the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. This letter corrects the widespread notion both in the Muslim world and among someAmerican policy makers that most American Evangelicals oppose a two-state solution and the creation of a viable Palestinian state. The letter points out that “loving people (including Jews and the present State of Israel) does not mean withholding criticism when it is warranted.” The letter calls on President Bush to provide robust leadership pushing both sides to make the necessary compromises for a just, permanent peaceful solution.
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