It is relevant because these guys, fundamentalist Christian Zionists, are a large part of the reason why the US has and continues to support Israel despite criminal actions on their part. Its religion meddling in politics, and its hurting a hell of a lot of people.
Let me ask you, if the US were to drop all support for Israel, what do you think would happen? Another attack by the neighboring nations is not at all likely. What would probably happen is that Israel would be forced to negotiate, which is good, since they wouldn't have Uncle Sam at their backs. They would be be forced to the same standard that every other nation on Earth (US excluded) obeys, which is that they would not be able to do as they please without consequences.
Also worthy to note is that these views, by Christian Zionists, are not even accepted by most Israelis. Its easy to talk about the End Times when you don't have bombs going off in your neighborhood. When even the people for who's benefit you are allegedly working are against you, that says a little something doesn't it? I think Sandie can back this up. Without ackowledging that Palestiians have a right to homeland, free from Israeli occupation, there can be no peace. that much is clear. But when these guys are in favour of Greater Israel, based on Bible prophecy, and when they have the amount of influecne that they do, the whole peace process goes right out the window. And that gets people on both sides killed, and will continue to do so.
To clarify, I'm not attacking Christianity, far from it, who I am against is a small (well, not that small actually) group of fundamentalists, Bush and Ashcroft among them, who mixing prohecy and politics, with disastrous results. This was never intended as a debate on religion itself, just this specific group.
and BTW, I don't see anything funny about Bible camp. Theology is a wide and interesting area of study, its not quite so simple as most people think. I'ver got a book sitting on my shelf right now caled The Essence of Judaism, and its actually an interesting read, though its really tough going, due to the complexity of the subject.