THE FALL OF ISRAEL

What do Yahya Sinwar and other Palestinian leaders, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders, have in common? They all share the belief that Israel may not endure as a state far beyond 80 years. The first group seeks to accelerate this outcome, while the second group aims to delay it.What is shocking is that The destruction of Al-Aqsa Mosque by the Israelis to construct the Third Temple serves as a pivotal objective for both parties.The Palestinians believe that its destruction will unite Muslims worldwide, sparking a collective uprising against Israel, ultimately leading to its collapse and the return of Palestine to its people. Meanwhile, the Israelis believe that its destruction will herald a new era, fulfilling biblical prophecies and ushering in world peace, divine presence, and universal knowledge of God.President Trump now seeks to take over Gaza and relocate the Palestinians. This move could be driven by several possible reasons: either to expel those who might resist militarily-since Hamas is the only armed Palestinian group-against the destruction of Al-Aqsa Mosque due to their proximity to Israel, or because he is being influenced by his son-in-law and evangelical Christians who advocate for the construction of the Third Temple. Another possibility is that Trump himself is unaware of the real motives behind this plan, having been presented with it by his son-in-law as merely a real estate opportunity. Providing a better quality of life and transforming Gaza into the 'Riviera of the Middle East' is not the main reason, if it is a reason at all. As incoming Ambassador Huckabee declares, changes of ’biblical proportion’ are coming to the Middle East under Trump.According to my interpretation of the Quran, 2030 is envisioned as the year when Israel ceases to exist. This downfall is believed to result from an overwhelming 'invasion' by large numbers of angry Muslims, incensed by Israel’s destruction of their third holiest site, Al-Aqsa Mosque. The event is expected to resemble the October 7th attack but on a far larger scale, with an assault coming from all directions. Speculation surrounds the catastrophic events that might push Israel to take such an action, knowing it could mean its demise-whether as revenge for a horrendous calamity befalling it or as a desperate cry for divine intervention.The U.S. government, as the country most affected by this event, must prepare for this biblical-scale occurrence and implement measures to