In Christian Zionism, the Anglican minister and scholar Stephen Sizer examines the movement among evangelical Christians – especially in the United States and Britain – that gives unconditional religious and political support to the state of Israel.

Sizer traces its historical roots in nineteenth-century British dispensationalism, sets out its main theological claims about Israel, the land and the end times, and shows how these beliefs have shaped Western foreign policy and support for settlements. He then offers a biblical critique, arguing that Christian Zionism distorts scripture, ignores the Palestinian Christian community, and justifies injustice. The book is widely cited in debates on religion and Palestine.