Hezbollah drone attack kills 4 soldiers, injures more than 60 people in central Israel, officials...

These proxies can chip away at Israel but Israel will pick off the leadership of Hamas and Hezbollah in groups or one by one … they should be afraid … very afraid! They ARE going to die!

Time for a message of "lezayen otech" sent via JDAM.

The Bible's references to Israel in the context of the end times are primarily found in both the Old and New Testaments, particularly within books like Daniel, Ezekiel, Isaiah, and Revelation. Here's a summary of some key points often discussed in Christian eschatology:

1. **Return of the Jews to Israel**: Many Christians interpret prophecies, especially in Ezekiel (e.g., Ezekiel 37, the Valley of Dry Bones), as predicting the physical and spiritual restoration of Israel. This is seen by some as having been fulfilled with the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, though interpretations vary.

2. **The Covenant**: The Abrahamic Covenant, where God promises the land of Canaan to Abraham's descendants (Genesis 12:1-3, 15:18-21), is considered by many to be an everlasting covenant, implying Israel's significance in God's plan until the end times.

3. **Temple Rebuilding**: In books like Daniel (Daniel 9:27) and in the New Testament (Matthew 24:15, 2 Thessalonians 2:4), there's mention of a third temple in Jerusalem. Some interpretations believe that the Antichrist will make a covenant with Israel, which he will break, and this involves desecrating or being involved with this rebuilt temple.

4. **Wars and Conflict**: Prophecies in Ezekiel (chapters 38 and 39, often referred to as the War of Gog and Magog) suggest that Israel will be at the center of major international conflicts. Some believe these events to be part of the end times scenario where nations will come against Israel.

5. **Conversion of Israel**: Romans 11:25-27 speaks about a partial hardening that has come upon Israel until the "fullness of the Gentiles has come in." After this, it's suggested that there will be a mass conversion of Jews to recognize Jesus as the Messiah.

6. **The 144,000**: Revelation 7 and 14 mention 144,000 from the tribes of Israel who are sealed as servants of God during the tribulation, symbolizing a remnant of Israel that will be saved or specially protected.

7. **Jerusalem as a Focal Point**: Zechariah 12:3 speaks of Jerusalem becoming a "burdensome stone for all people," which some interpret as meaning that international politics will increasingly focus on Jerusalem in the end times.

8. **The Second Coming**: Many Christian interpretations hold that the return of Jesus Christ will be linked with Israel, where Christ will set foot on the Mount of Olives (Zechariah 14:4), and there will be a realization by Israel of Jesus as the Messiah.

Remember, interpretations of these scriptures can greatly vary among different Christian denominations and theological perspectives. Some view these prophecies as symbolic, others as literal, and still others as partially fulfilled with future fulfillment pending. Additionally, Jewish eschatology has its own interpretations of these and other texts, which differ significantly from Christian views.