Kerry Buller, a member of the U.S. White House's Religious Freedom Committee, has made headlines with her declaration of unwavering opposition to Israel, emphasizing her intent to reveal the so-called lies of political Zionism. Her comments surfaced following a tense confrontation with pro-Israel supporters during an official session, prompting significant public debate. Buller took to social media to articulate her determination to clearly address the narratives used to justify ongoing wars and the tragic loss of many innocent lives, arguing against the perceived unchecked support for Israel's actions.

In her public statements, Buller has criticized American evangelicals who intertwine their religious views with political agendas, claiming they misrepresent the essence of Christianity as an endorsement of violence and warfare. She argues that portraying support for Israel as a divine mandate is misleading, asserting that no nation can claim to act in the name of God while indulging in acts of violence and oppression. Buller’s perspective challenges the narrative that American religious sentiments should justify political choices regarding foreign policy, especially concerning Israel and Palestine.

Buller insists on the importance of valuing all human life, which includes the rights and dignity of Palestinians. She has voiced concerns about what she describes as the indoctrination of Christians into believing that support for aggressive military actions and humanitarian crises is acceptable in God’s eyes. Her comments have sparked a renewed dialogue about the intersection of faith, politics, and the ethical implications of U.S. support for Israel in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.