I've always found the Evangelical position towards Israel odd, and I have never really heard the Israelis criticize it which is also odd (they may criticize it. I don't know for sure). Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Evangelical support for Israel hinge on it and the Israeli Jews being sacrificial lambs for the coming of Christ per the Book of Revelations? That being, with Israel in existence, they can rebuild the Temple at some point, thus fulfilling prophecy, bringing forth the anti-Christ and beginning the end of times and, after the pure Christians are Raptured to Heaven, the reign of the anti-Christ over Earth and a despotic rule before Christ swoops in, defeats him, and reigns in peace ever after? You are fully free to correct me if I'm wrong and I am fully open to listening if I am wrong, but if that is true, then the Evangelical policy towards Israel is a very weird one, though one that makes perfect sense. The Evangelicals want to see Israel last only so that Revelations can be fulfilled, and that entails the eventual destruction of Israel and everything but Christians. So it is preservation only until the point when it can finally be given up for destruction (along with everyone else). And Israel meanwhile, not believing in Revelations given it's a New Testament book, just wants to defend it's state against hostile neighbors and a relatively volatile situation in it's region, so it's perfectly willing to accept support no matter where or who it comes from, so long as it does come.
Maybe an Evangelical anti-Israel position could be based on not wanting to rush the end of days, even if it results in the return of Christ. And that could come out of a position that mortals can't affect the will of God, and that only God knows when he will put something in motion, so for mere humans to attempt to force the end and rush it is foolish, and if God wants Israel to survive and flourish, he will make it survive and flourish. It could also just come out of anti-semitism, which has a long history of prevalence in the Christian West.
Again, if that's wrong or ignorant please correct me with the proper information since I don't want to come off like a bigot (which I'm worried I may, especially if that is wrong).