Christians could face one year prison sentence for encouraging conversion to their faith, according to a new controversial legislation being introduced in Israel. The legislation which is being proposed by ultra-Orthodox members of Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition would also proscribe Christians from engaging in religious discussion with Jews.
Titled Proposed Penal Law: Amendment – Prohibition of Solicitation for Religious Conversion – 2023, the legislation is introduced by United Torah Judaism's Moshe Gafni and Yaakov Asher. The law would apply to anyone who would attempt to persuade someone to change their religious beliefs, however the legislation specifically mentions the Christian faith, saying that "recently, the attempts of missionary groups, mainly Christians, to solicit conversion of religion have increased."
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I'm afraid you're overestimating the amount of agency devout Evangelicals have. I joke in my own comment about how the ones who hear about it will be shocked that their Zionist buddies would do such a thing, but in actuality I don't think they'd turn on Israel for anything short of a drastic change to Evangelical theology
Zion is part of their apocalypse setup - they need it to exist for their god to finally come back, so they'll support it to the literal end of time