Laurent Tessier examines the history and contemporary politics of Christian Zionism as a transnational third actor in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. Drawing on research from nineteenth-century British evangelical circles to present-day evangelical–Israeli alliances, he explores the political alliance, cultural affinity and prophetic expectation that sustain this involvement, and analyses internal tensions such as its ambiguous relation to antisemitism, the silence about Palestinian Christians and the growing convergence with the Israeli religious right.
In French.
