Division of Holy Land has Always Been the Contention - Anything that Assaults Israeli Sovereignty Doomed to Fail.

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), May 3, 2022 at 11:03

A world in turmoil does not need anymore incentive in finding more ways to self destruction. In case anyone has not yet determined that Israel is the key to world peace, (even Russia makes a claim to Jerusalem while at the same time is implementing its own wayward plan to self destruction in immolating the Ukraine); does anyone not want peace any more?
All prophetic implications aside, does the pysychological trauma now occuring on the Temple Mount not provoke the thought that ancient rivalries going back thousands of years; and two times that place has been rebuilt in spite of the overwhelming forces in order for Israel to honor her Almighty Sovereign.
This is the third time history is being subjected to incredible and cataclysmic developments that threaten humanity in ways never before seen (Iranian Islamic Regime's nuclear threatening Israel and the North Koreans ready to play nucelar foil next to China in apocalyptic revelry) and the two major nuclear powers facing off in a threat of nuclear force while playing chicken over the Ukraine? The mental acuity of any who hold the threat of nuclear demolition needs to be evaluated to determine when they will no longer care about mankind's future. Where does Israel stand in all of this? Returning to reliance upon her Almighty Sovereign for the third time starts to make sense in a world that has yet to acknowledge why Israel is still a survivor after everything that people have endured in the Name of their God; who by the way, declares Zion as His.

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