The Zioneer published an opinion piece arguing that anti-Jewish thinking in Christianity stems from reading the New Testament in isolation from the Hebrew Scriptures. The article contends that Jesus, his disciples, and the early believers were rooted in Torah and the Prophets, and that ignoring this foundation distorts the New Testament's meaning.
The piece joins a series of commentaries The Zioneer has published on Christian-Jewish relations and the theological roots of anti-Jewish hostility. It emphasizes that the New Testament was written by Jews who lived within the world of the Hebrew Bible, and that severing the two testaments leads to a distorted, historically detached reading of Christian origins.
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