There are some significant theological disagreements between Christians and Jews. My attitude is let's have those conversations, let's have those disagreements when we have them. But if there are shared areas of interest, we ought to be willing to do that, too.
Vance addresses the importance of dialogue between Christians and Jews while discussing U.S.-Israel relations.
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