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Attacks on Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem rose by 40% in 2025, including assaults, vandalism, and desecration of holy sites. A recent incident involving an Israeli soldier destroying a statue of Jesus sparked international outrage.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio isn’t merely a politician who believes in God—he’s a disciple whose life is shaped by the Gospel. For Rubio, faith isn’t a private hobby. It’s the lens through which he views power, policy, and the future of the nation.

In recent remarks, he’s spoken boldly about the “sacramental union” of marriage, rooting his convictions in the biblical image of God’s covenant love. For him, the strength of the home isn’t a side issue—it’s a cornerstone of any just and lasting political vision.

His witness remains unwavering. From Iowa campaign trails to secular debate stages, Rubio has consistently proclaimed the heart of the Christian faith: that God became man, died, and rose again on the third day.

And when critics demand silence on matters of faith, his answer is clear:
“You have a right to believe what you want… but no one is going to force me to stop talking about God.”

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