The fundamentalist movement thrives on the doctrine of the imminent Rapture, not the indefinitely postponed Rapture. Fundamentalists really do believe that they probably will not die physically, but to secure this faith prophetically, they must defend the doctrine of an inevitable holocaust. This specific motivation for the support of Israel is never preached from any fundamentalist pulpit. On other occasions, they hear sermons on the Great Tribulation. America must therefore support the nation of Israel in order to keep the Israelis alive until after the Rapture.
Fundamentalist ministers expect their congregations to put two and two together on their own.
It would be politically incorrect to add up these figures in public. The fundamentalists I have known generally say they appreciate Jews. They think Israel is far superior to Arab nations. They believe in a pro-Israel foreign policy as supportive of democracy and America s interests. They do not dwell upon the prophetic fate of Israel s Jews except insofar as they want to transfer the threat of the Great Tribulation away from themselves and their families.