Something along these lines was posted by a known Jew-hater on social media (here?):
Because they understand that the moment Iran disappears — Israel will rule everything. At that point, Saudi Arabia will become a complete vassal, entirely subservient to Israel. And the question is: what happens then, when Israel controls the Persian Gulf and the Suez Canal? They already hold sway over the landmass connecting Central Asia, Europe, and Africa. All the transport arteries of the “Belt and Road” — the roads, ports, maritime trade routes, and even the IMEC route (India–Middle East–Europe) — all of it will be under their control.
And I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say this is a step toward superpower status. Some may object: “But it’s a small country with a small population!” — so was Britain, an island. In the age of artificial intelligence, technology, and espionage — Israel, with its intelligence agencies — and if the U.S. does whatever Israel tells it to — then Israel is a superpower, plain and simple. With its spies and representatives, it has emissaries in every capital — from Washington, through Europe, all the way to Moscow. Russia isn’t intervening this time; they’re not defending Iran. This is something akin to a global empire, as in the days of King Solomon — all the nations coming to pay tribute.
They sit at the center of the “world island,” at the crossroads of all critical resources, global industry, and China.
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And then you almost wonder — is the next step a move toward the Temple? Once Iran disappears, Hamas is defeated, and the Palestinian question becomes a domestic matter within Israel — will that pave the way for annexation of Judea and Samaria, of Jerusalem, and for building the Third Temple? From the perspective of any Christian — whether Catholic, Protestant, or otherwise — the idea that the Temple will be rebuilt is an ominous apocalyptic sign — a sign that we are living in biblical times.
Amen! Let’s daven.