There are moments when political chaos looks too synchronized to dismiss as a coincidence.
Rabbi Jonathan Cahn argues this is one of those moments. His recent prophetic message outlines what he believes is a deliberate, supernatural strategy advancing through America’s cultural and political fractures. It is not driven by headlines, he says, but by powers that “war not against flesh and blood.”
And according to Cahn, the pattern is now unmistakable.
At the center of his warning are five coordinated objectives—a strategy that he believes mirrors the biblical conflicts surrounding Israel and the early church. And woven through this pattern is the unexpected role of Tucker Carlson.
1. Reawakening Hostility Toward Israel
Cahn says the first aim is to inflame hostility toward Israel and Jewish people everywhere. “The hatred against Jewish people and Israel… is actually satanic,” he said, pointing to the visions of Zechariah and Revelation. The enduring and irrational rage toward Israel reveals a supernatural source rather than a political one.
2. Undermining Christian Influence
The second objective targets Christians, especially those shaping young believers. Cahn cites the death of Charlie Kirk as an example of spiritual assault, describing it as “a strategic strike in the demonic realm.” He argues that weakening Christian leaders disrupts more than influence—it disrupts spiritual covering for the next generation.
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3. Severing the Christian–Israel Bond
Third, Cahn says demonic forces aim to fracture the historic connection between Christians and Israel. That bond, he argues, is scriptural, foundational, and fiercely opposed by the enemy. “They would seek to drive a wedge between Christians and Israel, Christians and Jewish people,” he said. This fracture would isolate Israel and spiritually disarm the American church.
4. Injecting Antisemitism Into Conservatism
The fourth objective, Cahn says, is to infiltrate American conservatism with antisemitic themes. “If you can do that,” he warned, “you can end America’s support for Israel.” Cahn argues that because conservatives have become Israel’s primary defenders, a spiritual attack would logically target that political space.
5. Captivating and Misleading Young Conservatives
Finally, the strategy focuses on influencing the next generation through voices hostile to Israel. Cahn highlights the rise of Nick Fuentes—whom he describes as a “Hitler-loving, Israel-hating antisemite”—as part of a deliberate shift among young conservatives away from biblical views on Israel.
Where Tucker Carlson Fits
Cahn believes that Tucker Carlson has become a central figure in this strategy. He argues that Carlson’s recent alignment with anti-Israel voices is not merely political drift but spiritual influence.
“You put somebody on your show and agree with them, a man who says… Jewish people will be executed… don’t be surprised when you’re called a Nazi,” he said. Cahn also noted Carlson’s praise of guests who claimed “Hitler was really not so bad” and his criticism of Dietrich Bonhoeffer—“a Christian martyr of the 20th century.”
But Cahn’s most striking point is Carlson’s own testimony of a nighttime spiritual attack. Carlson described waking with “four claw marks” on his body, bleeding and unexplained. Cahn connects this to ancient accounts of demonic oppression, arguing that the timing aligned with Carlson’s firing from Fox News and his shift in messaging. “All these things converged at the same time,” he said.
To Cahn, the pattern is not theoretical but active. He maintains that a coordinated spiritual campaign is moving through cultural influence, political disruption, and ideological realignment. “We are in a spiritual war… a battle for the future of America,” he said, framing the moment as a direct confrontation with forces long described in Scripture.
The assignment before believers, he argues, is nonnegotiable: stand firm, recognize the nature of the conflict, and resist the pressure to drift into hostility toward Israel or silence in the face of spiritual deception. Prayer, discernment, and unwavering allegiance to biblical truth are not options—they are the essential weapons for this hour.
James Lasher, a seasoned writer and editor at Charisma Media, combines faith and storytelling with a background in journalism from Otterbein University and ministry experience in Guatemala and the LA Dream Center. A Marine Corps and Air Force veteran, he is the author of The Revelation of Jesus: A Common Man’s Commentary and a contributor to Charisma magazine.
