From the <a href="http://www.jpost.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=JPost/A/JPArticle/Full&cid=1023716471192" target="_blank">Jerusalem Post:</a>
I certainly don't agree that radio and television ads help to stop terrorism. Still interesting though.
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| Evangelical Christian boosting Israel's morale with TV spots By ETGAR LEFKOVITS An American Evangelical Christian is launching a series of television commercials on Channel 2 to voice his support for the people of Israel during these trying times. "For the first time in this country's history, television spots will begin airing to announce to the people of Israel that the vast majority of American Christians recognize Israel as their friend and ally," said Earl G. Cox of Charleston, South Carolina, reading a statement during a press conference at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl Military Cemetery. A former US government official and political strategist who served in four presidential administrations, Cox chose to leave the political arena, and instead listen to "the call of God." "Enemies of Israel must clearly understand that when they attack the Jewish State, they take on millions of American Christians who passionately embrace the Israeli people," he said yesterday. Cox, who has been visiting Israel for the past month, said he specifically chose the venue of his announcement yesterday amid the tombstones of Israel's fallen "to make a statement." "Terrorism is a by-product of an uncivilized, barbaric society... that has absolutely no regard for human life. I am committing myself to personally continue using one of the most powerful weapons in the war against terrorism: television and radio ads," Cox said. The 20- and 30-second ads, which are scheduled to run for a month, were slated to begin last night around Channel 2's newscasts. A spokesman for Channel 2's Tel-Ad franchisee, Moni Brosh, said yesterday that the ads would begin next week, though he declined to specify how much they cost, saying that was confidential. In addition to the TV ads, Cox is producing a video presentation documenting the recent suicide bombings in Israel. The video will be shown in churches and synagogues in Charleston, South Carolina and will be made available on the Internet to other communities via the Christian Web site <a href="http://www.WorthyNews.com." target="_blank">www.WorthyNews.com.</a> |




