Not really, The Venn diagram will have a huge overlap between Evangelists and MAGA supporter. Many evangelical Christians believe that the modern state of Israel and the return of Jewish people to their ancestral homeland fulfil biblical end-times prophecies. This viewpoint, often rooted in a theological framework called dispensationalism, links key geopolitical events in the Middle East to the second coming of Jesus Christ and the final judgement. We're supposed to be now in the time of tribulation, and some of them will be cheering on the Nukes. For them, it just means the Rapture is imminent. Listen the to language Mike Huckabee, who still looks strange with a beard, the US Ambassador to Israel, how he describes the occupied territories. He uses biblical terminology all the time. They don't have a love of the Jewish people, revealed by this interview with a Pastor: https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/will-every-jew-be-saved They are pro-Zionism, in so much this was predicted in the Bible, but they basically believe that Jewish people killed Jesus. Israel is viewed as a as a theological instrument rather than a Jewish homeland Some forms of dispensationalist Christianity anticipate dramatic end-times events involving Israel and the Jewish people, followed by mass conversion to Christianity. Thus, enthusiastic support for Israel can coexist with a belief that Jews will eventually cease being religiously Jewish. In the most extreme formulations, Jews become characters in an essentially Christian eschatological story. Well known evangelists are often nakedly antisemitic. In 1979, Jerry Falwell came up with the line "Jews make more money accidentally than you can on purpose.". In 199, he decided the Antichrist was going to be a Jew, because he had to look like Jesus. Pat Robertson was another, on the one hand claiming to be a friend of Israel, while at the same pushing Jewish conspiracy theories. This article: https://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1995/vp950503/05030003.htm So someone can be profoundly anti-Jewish, but pro-Israel. Then you get to someone more recent John Hagee. Hagee is head of "Christians United for Israel". Whilst professing to be anti-semitic, he's come with to real corkers over the years: Hitler was used by God to help bring Jews to Israel. Jews' historical persecution was connected to their disobedience to God. The Antichrist would be partly Jewish. Now, obviously not every Evangelist or Southern Baptist is an anti-semite; the vast majority are thoroughly decent people, even if they foolishly believe in a sky fairy. But theologically, most would lump the Jews with Mormons, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, who are all condemned to die in the flames of hell unless they convert. Some, maybe many, would add Roman Catholics ("the Papists!") to the unbelievers.
