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As Judea/Israel expands, more Jews will migrate to Israel, and no force in the Middle East can stop its expansion.

Timeline Closes in 19.1 years

Timeframe within 10 to 20 yearsWindow 20.0 yearsSaid again 6×

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Early signs in his favour: Israel has expanded buffer zones in southern Lebanon (Mar 2026), Syria and Gaza, and aliyah was about 20,000 in 2025-26. There has been no formal annexation, and Israel is still bogged down in a multi-front war. Deadline 2045.

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we can expect that as Judea expands, more and more Jews will come back to Israel. ... There is no force in the Middle East that can stop Israel from expanding
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A major conflict (a 'divorce') will occur between the United States and Israel, which Israel will win, becoming the dominant power in the Middle East.

US-Israel strains surfaced in Jun-Jul 2026 (the leaked Trump call calling Netanyahu 'crazy', disputes over Lebanon and the Iran ceasefire). The alliance remains intact, though: the House passed the FY27 NDAA with the US-Israel defense integration section in Jul 2026. There is no 'divorce'.

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Said Nov 18, 2025no deadline
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