Does Israel's Law of Return exclude Christians?

Yes. Israel's Law of Return attempts to keep out Christians and even Jewish people who are professed believers in Christ, not letting them in. The reason given is religious: there is no room for a Gentile in their so-called religion, reflecting the same resistance seen in Scripture.

Les teaches that under Israel's Law of Return, authorities try to keep out Christians, and even Jewish people who profess faith in Christ; they won't let them in. He says the reason is religious: they remain hidebound, holding that there is no room for a Gentile in their so-called religion. He ties this to the same historical resistance where Paul's mention of Gentiles stirred violent rejection, and the more Gentiles accepted the Gospel, the more the Jewish people fought it, except for a few, and it is no different today.

Why does Israel's Law of Return exclude Christians and Jewish believers?

Israel's Law of Return excludes Christians and Jewish believers because the nation remains religiously hidebound, holding a tradition that has no room for Gentiles. This reflects Israel's historic rejection of the Gospel and Paul's Gentile mission, as Gentiles increasingly believed while most Jewish people resisted.