Dale Partridge on Instagram: "May we open our eyes."

Name: Dale Partridge on Instagram: "May we open our eyes."
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Description: The video correctly refers to a foreign-agent filing about pro-Israel geofenced ads aimed at U.S. churches, but it also overstates how geofencing works and makes unsupported claims about Judaism and Israel’s beliefs about Jesus.

Verdict: Some campaign details are real, but the video adds false and antisemitic claims.

Credibility score: 38/100 · 8 claims checked · 5 accurate, 2 misleading, 1 false, 0 unsupported.

Instagram · Unknown creator · Unknown · Sep 13, 2026

The video correctly refers to a foreign-agent filing about pro-Israel geofenced ads aimed at U.S. churches, but it also overstates how geofencing works and makes unsupported claims about Judaism and Israel’s beliefs about Jesus.

Claim-by-claim breakdown

Accurate (94% confidence): Israel’s Foreign Ministry hired a U.S. firm, Show Faith by Works, for a pro-Israel outreach campaign targeting churches and Christian colleges in the western United States. News coverage of the filing says the Israeli Foreign Ministry hired Show Faith by Works for a campaign aimed at churches and Christian colleges.
Accurate (96% confidence): The plan was filed with the U.S. Department of Justice under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The document is a FARA registration/exhibit filed with DOJ’s National Security Division.
Accurate (91% confidence): The filing describes geofencing the boundaries of major churches in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado during worship times. Reporting on the filing says the campaign would geofence church locations in those states during worship times.
Accurate (78% confidence): The campaign lists hundreds of churches, including 219 in California, 38 in Arizona, 32 in Colorado, and 14 in Nevada. Reporting on the filing cites those church counts by state.
Misleading (85% confidence): Geofencing means every phone inside a building during service is tracked and then followed home with ads. The basic idea of geofencing is location-based ad targeting; the video turns that into an absolute claim about every phone and persistent tracking.
Accurate (74% confidence): Show Faith by Works was a newly formed California company run by a political consultant. News coverage identifies the firm as newly formed and linked to Chad Schnitger.
False (97% confidence): Judaism is Israel’s official religion and its documents say Christ is a liar, a fraud, and is burning in hell. U.S. State Department and Knesset materials describe Israel as a Jewish and democratic state with no imposed official religion; the video’s claim about official documents condemning Christ is unsupported and false.
Misleading (67% confidence): The purpose of the campaign was to manufacture Christian loyalty to Israel and push specific theologies. Reporting says the stated goal was to bolster support among evangelical Christians; the rest is the speaker’s interpretation.

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Dale Partridge on Instagram: "May we open our eyes."

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