Orthodox Jewish Partnerships with Non-Jewish Groups

Question: Is it permissible for Orthodox Jews to develop close partnerships with non-Jewish groups, even if they appear supportive of Israel? Answer: Orthodox Jews must not form close partnerships with Christian groups, even if they support Israel, as the Torah prohibits alliances with idol worshippers. While polite and professional interactions with non-Jews are acceptable, deep alliances and friendships contradict Torah teachings. Many Orthodox institutions err by welcoming Christian groups and forming interfaith coalitions, risking missionary influence and conversions. Maintaining strict boundaries is crucial; we must uphold Torah truth without compromising through interfaith dialogue. Aligning with Christians for Israel's sake contradicts halachic principles and endangers Jewish souls.