Why is the Middle East in turmoil? Is the State of Israel in God's plan? Can believers do more than pray for the Holy Land? In his easy-to-read style, Hagee provides a practical understanding of the current situation and a biblical overview of God's perspective---and your role in supporting the Jewish people. 224 pages, softcover from Frontline.

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Reviewed by Jean Sulla (Manchester, NJ), September 15, 2009

I disagree with Pr. Hagee on Jesus not ever saying He was the Messiah in his book. I would really like to know if he ever said he made a mistake in saying this and that the Jewish people did not have to receive Jesus Christ as their Messiah. PLEASE explain, thanks, Jean I still listen to Pr. Hagee for the rest of his teachings are wonderful

Reviewed by Nia Heitz (Woodburn, OR), May 05, 2008

If you don't think we should support Israel, you should definitly read this book. I read it through right after I received it and it is right on the money as far as I am concerned.

Reviewed by Larry Macdonald (Mesa, AZ), February 21, 2008

This was an easy reading book. A convincing report of our need to support the Nation of Israel in light of Bible prophecy.

Reviewed by David Niles (Tyler Tx), January 06, 2008

I would not recommend John Hagee's new book to anyone. I respect and appreciate that Mr Hagee is Pro-Israel and supports Israel's right to the Land, but he comes up with some pretty off conclusions. John Hagee says in the book that Jesus never claimed to be the Messiah, and that the Jewish people during that time didn't reject him, it was Him (Jesus) who rejected their worship as Messiah! This book only confirms that he, to me, believes in the dual covenant theory. This book unfortunately will lead some astray, if not grounded in the Word of God. I would suggest anything by Joel Rosenberg, starting with "Epicenter".

Reviewed by Jeremy Gardiner (Edmonton, Alberta), December 27, 2007

John Hagee preaches another gospel, one that you do not need to be a Christian to be saved. He says quote "We must end this chatter that the Jews are lost". Avoid him and his books like the plague.

Reviewed by Bonnie King (Newfield, NY), December 18, 2007

I enjoyed it very much. There was a lot of information I wasn't aware of. I would recommend it.

Reviewed by Brian (Cicero, Il), November 27, 2007

Great book, great reasons why Christians should stand by Israel.On the point of pastor Hagee rejecting Christ as the Messiah reread the book, it's so clear on this message. There are so many scriptures in the Bible that show that the Will of God for his son Jesus was the Cross not a Crown.

Reviewed by Laura Lee Reid (Montreal, Qc,), November 14, 2007

I'm afraid I have to disagree with Mr. Hagee on his approach to Israel and the Messiah. There is no doubt from Scripture that Jesus Christ is the Jew's Messiah, then and now. His radical departure from the clearly defined Messiahship of Jesus toward his kinsmen is very disappointing to me because he has ready and easy access to millions of viewers on his television programs. He needs to rethink his doctrine. Yes, support Israel in her hour of need. Yes, stand with her against her enemies, but don't leave 'critical' thinking at the door of the tabernacle. Israel is not perfect, but she is the place where God chose to reveal the Messiah, "For unto you is born this day, in the city of David, a Saviour, who is Christ (Messiah) the Lord." And we are commanded to tell both Jew and Gentile.

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