[Phinneous]

Where is the mistrust? If the law is don’t missionize (in that way) then don’t.

[wardaddy]

You are going to have to parse better than that

[rrrod]

I agree. I live in a largely Jewish area and hear from them of mistrust of Christians often.
But Israel is correct in their actions.

[vladimir998]

“If the law is don’t missionize (in that way) then don’t.’

So laws against freedom of religion are okay then?

[EinNYC]

I think it is the biggest chutzpah imaginable to broadcast "Cast aside your Jewish religion and follow ours" in a Jewish country. There is a reason for the anti-proselytization law, and this is in clear violation of it. What if Hindus came to Israel and set up a radio station to broadcast "Your Jewish religion is deficient, you need to drop it and follow our religion"? There is no difference. Jews living in Israel have a right to live in their own JEWISH country and not hear withering remarks about the so-called "deficiencies" of their religion and how those might be "remedied" by injecting elements from another religion--elements which are 100% in opposition to the prayers Jews recite every single day.

People peacefully practicing their own religion, the religion of their fathers going back 5,000 years, do not need to be told that it lacks anything and that the remedy is to follow the dictates of ANOTHER religion. What nerve!

[Romulus]

We must obey God rather than men.

[Rebelbase]

Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature unless they are under age 18.

Must be the Revised Government of Israel version of the bible.