Are the Israeli Jews Friendly To The Christian Faith ?

Is any Christian allowed to stand in street corners passing out tracts, or to street preach, just as they do in other countries ?
Are they unbridledly free to go "witnessing" door to door in Israel ?
Is the government of Israel tolerant of the Christian faith, and allow proselytizing of devout and/or nominal Jews ?
Please.
Factual answers. On your integrity and honor.
I honestly want to know.
I haven't been there, and have heard some who have been there say, when I was still in the Arminian camp, that, as a matter of fact, the Jewish government, religion, and people are as intolerant of the Christian faith as any intolerant country in the world.
I have not swallowed that hook, line, and sinker, but, there is that nagging question which I would like answers to.
I know that the Gaithers have done shows there, and that "Christians" make their pilgrimages there, and have their church buildings there, but, I am asking about the day to day relationships.

 

Thanks, Joseph.
But I would like to know about Jews in Israel.
Even the fundamentalist Muslim will probably allow the "witnessing Christian' to seat in his kitchen and share the gospel with them.
That is easy to do in a free environment.
But what about in a strict environment like a Judaist country, or a strict Muslim country.

 

Well, as a matter of fact, I have had the experience of sharing the gospel to two or three very fundamental (but I don't know if they're jihadists) Muslim co-workers in the past three years in different work places, and this was post 9/11.

Of course, it was the gospel from my point of view as a Primitive Baptist.

One of them had actually gone to church with me and my wife twice.

I don't know about his conversion, though.

As for your friend's father, did that incident happen here, or somewhere else.

If it happened somewhere else, then please note that I spoke in my post about the environment in which the gospel is shared.

From the account, I figure it must have happened in Pakistan.

 

Yeah, that's exactly what I heard, too, and I count it as hearsay too because those who said it heard it from another.

That's why I'm asking for clarification.

There has to be somebody in this most visited, most populated Board that have first hand information.

This question keeps popping up in my mind whenever I hear the likes of John Hagee preaching about the need and necessity to always be supportive of Israel and all that stuff.

I think to myself, "why" ? I mean, sure I support Israel over Muslims anytime but that is for political reasons only, nothing else.

As for loving that nation and people, on what basis.

Simply the basis that Jesus Christ came from them ? But Jesus could have come from the Filipino people, or the Spanish people, or the Commanches, if He wanted to, so I don't think that's a good enough reason.