Hostile Intentions Incurred Between Warring Islamic Factions - Factors of Hebrew Scriptural Fulfillment

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jul 10, 2022 at 23:20

In an apparent inadvertent connection to the referencing of Hebrew Scripture to modern fulfillments, Dr. Pipes' tweet regarding hostilties towards 'Hijazi' Arab affinities alludes to the truth in the Scriptural reference of the Ezekiel scenario now in theaters across Central Asia, the Middle East and Europe. The indirect reference is to the placement of Israel as the objective of the warring entities that hope to eliminate Israel and replace the Jewish nation with some concoction of non-Arabic Muslim entity; a nightmare scenario that has no hope whatsoever of ever materializing in the greater scheme of things: but a nightmare scenario nevertheless since the participants are being deluded into the thought processes of misdirected influences, such as that mentioned in Dr. Pipes' tweet.
The point being, the non-Arab antipathies are misdirected into thinking that they will not be lulled into the circumstances that the 'Palestinian' sympathies of the Sa'udi Hijazi and other Arab Bedouin based monarchies will not be honored by the Shiite competitors for Islamic control of the Middle East.
However, this does comport with the Hebrew Old Testament pronouncements that the division seen in the current following of Islam will actually materialize (actually, it already has) as it is seen in the current circumstances that will bring the Russian incursion scenario out of the Ukraine, through to Belarus and further south; and in alliance with the Iranian Islamic Regime's ambitions, link up with the Syrian activities already in action north of Israel and headed towards the Golan through Damacus.
Who will be able to stop that now?

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