Afghanistan, Israel, and prophecy
In this post, I explore the possibility that the invasion in Afghanistan may have been in part motivated by people who were influenced by prophecies about the future of Israel.
Recently I listened to some minutes from a video Afghanistan -- The Way Forward with Sheik Imran Hosein, a Muslim scholar and specialist in Islamic eschatology which concerns the last days, the day of resurrection. He made some comments on Afghanistan and connected the invasion of the country following 9/11 to Israel and prophecies that Israel will be destroyed by forces coming from the East. At first I thought this is too far out, but then the Cs did mention, "Preparation for war in Palestine.", and "It is the ultimate objective of Israel." in Session 24 September 2001 also quoted in a previous post, but here it is again:
Prophecies about Israel
In a book published in Russian, with the title, if translated is 2012. The Great Encyclopedia of the Apocalypse. The future of Russia and the world by Vitaly Aleksandrovich Simonov. It contains various prophecies related to Israel, though most is vague or contradictory. What would qualify as valid in the opinion of an orthodox group is difficult to determine. Anyway, here is one:
Imran Hosein possibly only sees what he wants to see, Islam and Israel, but then it is possible the Orthodox group referred to in the session also it that way.
On the same Russian page, which carried Jane Dixon, there is a Jewish prophecy by Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri who became 103-108 years old, that does not mention conflict, but what we may call Earth changes.
Why one Jewish woman from Iraq did not wish to go to Israel
Somewhere there was a post from 2016, on a forum that publishes poems! It was written by a Jamal Musa. If we translate, he begins:
A comment on the mentioning of the 1986 Halley comet
In the quote above, I thought the 1986 passage of Halley as connected to Chernobyl, was creative, though I don't think the dates match as well as described. However, the above Wiki about the Halley 1986 passage mentions another coincidence, but not related to the Soviet Union or Israel, but to the USA.
Session 2 February 2003 where there was just following the disaster: "A: It is not so much that he needs to be reminded, as he needs to be stimulated to react." We wonder who stimultated and why. The context was:
In this post, I explore the possibility that the invasion in Afghanistan may have been in part motivated by people who were influenced by prophecies about the future of Israel.
Recently I listened to some minutes from a video Afghanistan -- The Way Forward with Sheik Imran Hosein, a Muslim scholar and specialist in Islamic eschatology which concerns the last days, the day of resurrection. He made some comments on Afghanistan and connected the invasion of the country following 9/11 to Israel and prophecies that Israel will be destroyed by forces coming from the East. At first I thought this is too far out, but then the Cs did mention, "Preparation for war in Palestine.", and "It is the ultimate objective of Israel." in Session 24 September 2001 also quoted in a previous post, but here it is again:
Why would they prepare for a war? If one looks to session 14 September 2001, it is suggested that it was a deep level orthodox bunch that promoted the plan for 9/11:
An orthodox group would be informed about various prophecies, beginning with those in the old books, and maybe also some updated ones of their own.
Prophecies about Israel
In a book published in Russian, with the title, if translated is 2012. The Great Encyclopedia of the Apocalypse. The future of Russia and the world by Vitaly Aleksandrovich Simonov. It contains various prophecies related to Israel, though most is vague or contradictory. What would qualify as valid in the opinion of an orthodox group is difficult to determine. Anyway, here is one:
The above warning of war overlaps what Imran Hosein claims in a short section of the transcript from Afghanistan -- The Way Forward. I have crossed out one word that make no sense, in English at least:
The above Khorasan area has a Wiki, Greater Khorasan which gives the "Early Islamic usage" that may be relevant to the way Imran Hosein is using it:
The above town, Tabas, is located in eastern Iran, while the mountains of central Afghanistan lead to Hindu Kush, close and parallel to the Kabul — Kandahar highway. With this idea a map can show the distance between Afghanistan and Israel.
Imran Hosein possibly only sees what he wants to see, Islam and Israel, but then it is possible the Orthodox group referred to in the session also it that way.
On the same Russian page, which carried Jane Dixon, there is a Jewish prophecy by Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri who became 103-108 years old, that does not mention conflict, but what we may call Earth changes.
What Dixon and Kaduri have in common then is natural disasters. Maybe the war scenarios some see, are secondary to disasters. To predict an earthquake in the East as Dixon did is unsurprising, since Iran is one of the most active regions on the planet. Afghanistan less, but has still produced quakes 7+. But then if an area is destroyed by an earthquake, people may choose to migrate, and a sudden migration of many people may appear like an invasion.
Why one Jewish woman from Iraq did not wish to go to Israel
Somewhere there was a post from 2016, on a forum that publishes poems! It was written by a Jamal Musa. If we translate, he begins:
And on it goes, with the ingenious selection of numbers. The above post is from 2016, and now rather than looking to Israel in 2022, perhaps one should look to the remaining time of the Biden administration, which then brings one back to this session. If the US looses too much power, will it be able to help Israel out? There are some "prophecies" in the Russian list mentioned earlier that doubt it. Biden is connected with Afghanistan in terms of withdrawing. He and his family is connected with Ukraine, as is Israel, if one has followed what has happened in the country since 2014. What remains to be seen it what will happen in Israel in the period following the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan.
A comment on the mentioning of the 1986 Halley comet
In the quote above, I thought the 1986 passage of Halley as connected to Chernobyl, was creative, though I don't think the dates match as well as described. However, the above Wiki about the Halley 1986 passage mentions another coincidence, but not related to the Soviet Union or Israel, but to the USA.
A question is if the exit of the US from Afghanistan be a marker, like the Chernobyl accident was for the USSR? And if the Challenger disaster happened at the time of the passage of the Halley comet, then the Columbia disaster happened just prior to the 2003 war with Iraq.
Session 2 February 2003 where there was just following the disaster: "A: It is not so much that he needs to be reminded, as he needs to be stimulated to react." We wonder who stimultated and why. The context was:
Mentioning the war with Iraq, reminds us then of the old Jewish lady from Iraq that in 1948 was concerned for Israel in 2022. Prophecy or not, the situation appears to be shifting, the current headlines and the massive drive for control are symptoms.
