The New Testament is about loving your neighbor. Those who walk in love do not need laws. Such people do not hurt anyone, neither physically nor emotionally. The spirit of God, which brings peace, cannot be captured in regulations and dogmas. In the end, the King of Kings will knight those people who have not followed worldly propaganda in good faith but have held on to the words of God and the testimony of Jesus. Cain was not master of sin and slew his brother Abel. Which of these two people does the reader want to be—a Cain or an Abel?

There are enough believers who follow the path of Cain. They do not shy away from violence and war; murder becomes a religious duty. These are fanatics who shout that God will give them victory and paradise and who have an assault rifle in their hands and a bullet belt strapped around their torso as they say these words. Here, God will be confused with the devil and heaven with hell. What is visually striking about these comrades is their chronically grim look and their lack of humor. “Put up again the gun into his place; for all they that take the gun shall perish with the gun.” (Based on Matthew 26:52)

Now, finally, the answer whether Israel is a nation that worships war. That depends on which people you ask. This applies to many questions, by the way.