Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
Whether people like Israel or not, they have proven to be a GREAT Ally of the United States of America. They are Courageous, Bold, Loyal, and Smart and, unlike others that have shown their true colors in a moment of conflict and stress, Israel fights hard, and knows how to WIN! President DJT
Apr 18, 2026, 9:07 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116428690626427742
Ugh. Sigh...
Amen to that. I don't like the country of Israel, and I have come to accept its creation as a deliberate move by the Cabal in such a way that it cannot be undone, but also in such a way that it could never be allowed to co-exist peacefully.
And yet, Trump took this thorny reality that was not supposed to have a solution, and created a solution for it.
Israel will continue to exist, no matter how much we might hate it.
Israel will coexist peacefully with its neighbours
Israel, as a weapon, has been wielded by Trump against the Cabal assets with way more precision and efficiency than its ex-masters ever dreamt of.
Israel has proven to be a GREAT ALLY, regardless of whether they were manipulated, coerced, joined willingly or a mixture of all three.
Israel has taken the brunt of counter attacks like no other country would have been willing to.
Trump is not exactly known for "speaking plainly" or "directly." Nothing is what it appears to be, especially when it comes to "Israel" or "the Jews."
I suggest that if you think that the pure evil that we call Israel will continue at all after the Revelation, you have another thing coming.
I used to feel the same way you do as well. Then I expanded my thinking because here is a simple rule of thumb "If you end up hating the people of any group - race, religion, country, doesn't matter, then you are on the wrong side and you have become a tool for the Cabal"
Cabal created Israel, just like they created America
Israeli deep state has been as nefarious as the American deep state
Israelis are as much brainwashed as Americans were
Thinking Israel is "pure evil" is no different from the libtards on twitter who think America is "pure evil"
Waiting of Israel to be wiped out is no different from the libtards waiting for Iran to wipe out USA.
If you are trying to refer to Biblical prophecies, keep in mind that Jesus has told us very clearly, without mincing words, multiple times, that NO ONE will know when and how his second coming will be, except for Father in Heaven. If anyone has convinced when or how these prophecies will be fulfilled, then you have been lied to. When in doubt, always follow Jesus' words.
I agree completely with your statement. I have zero hate for the people of Israel or "the Jews." My statement was not based on an emotion, it was the results of my investigation. I called them "evil," because my investigation shows that, but any reasonable definition, their core is pure evil.
Most of the people called "the Jews" are not a part of the evil. All people are either evil or not based on their own actions, not their "group," "associations," or DNA, etc. However, the core of the ideologies of the "Israelites" (religion, governmental systems, hidden governmental systems, etc.), according to my investigation, is pure evil. Indeed, they've been controlling the world by a coordinated "Hidden Hand," based on their core ideologies for at least 2500 years.
Again, MOST PEOPLE are simply brainwashed and living in one of the allowed boxes or another, regardless of their DNA or even their beliefs. The core, according to my investigation, is the evil. The core, the root, is what must be extirpated. Once the people of the region understand that root, they will IMMEDIATELY excise their relationship with the entire concept of Israel.
I have spent decades of my life investigating the bible and archeology of the region (and broader region). The information contained within is VERY useful. I believe nothing. I listen to everything.
"Revelation" simply means "apocalypse" or "awakening." In this case it is capitalized because I think it will be THE Awakening (or if you prefer, Revelation).
Thanks for taking the time to unwind all this, because I love to have a good discussion on these aspects.
Okay, this is the critical point. Thanks again for articulating this with clarity. I agree with you on religion with one caveat. You have to make distinction between Talmudic Jews and Torah Jews. Torah is exactly the Old Testament that all Christians believe as well, where as Talmud is, as you put it, "pure evil"
Here is Charlie Kirk, putting it better than anything I can say
But outside of Talmudic Jews (who would be no doubt exposed as part of the saving Israel for last) the rest of the Jews are like typical Americans. Some of them are more aware than others, and some of them are completely raving-libtards.
Do you agree with this much so far?
I debated whether to post this. This should probably be its own post because it’s super long, but I think it belongs here because Biblical things have been mentioned regarding Israel, and I have some relevant thoughts to add. Besides, it’s Sunday, so what’s one more sermon going to hurt?
My opinions regarding Israel and the Jews have drastically changed from the opinions I acquired long ago in churches that preached a 20th century gospel of dispensationalism and parallel operating covenants. It was only when I stopped filtering the Bible through other people’s extra-Biblical doctrines that the scales began to fall from my eyes. When I compared scripture with scripture I found out that what I had been taught was a huge recently-invented lie. It wasn’t that hard to find because none of it is hidden information. It’s only hidden from people who trust what they have been taught to see.
I had to get really honest about the “Heroes of Faith” I admired in the Bible. Faith is the operative word. They weren’t “Heroes of Doing Everything Right.” They were flawed men and women, just like any of us, who made a lot of bad mistakes. That includes the people of Israel, Jacob’s descendants in Egypt, who were rebellious and unfaithful from the very moment they headed east out of the country. They were not chosen because they were better than other nations, as some of them today seem to believe. In fact, they were so odious and ornery that Moses, who made some pretty bad mistakes himself, had to intercede in prayer to keep God from angrily wiping them out. After they took over the land of Canaan, they violated God’s strict command again and again by sneaking off to burn their children alive in the honor of Canaanite gods, the same gods the elite of the world worship today with the very same kind of human sacrifice. Everything Moses said would happen to them if they consistently violated their covenant with God came to pass, word for word.
I’m not pointing the finger as if to say they were intrinsically bad people. Jacob’s descendants weren’t any worse than any ofter nation or group might have been under the same circumstances. They failed not because they were Jews, but because they were human, and we have to remember that. Nevertheless, there is a price to be paid for turning away from God, and there are consequences for dabbling in the occult. Consorting with demons not only destroys the soul of the one doing it, but it corrupts succeeding generations, as well, and being separated from God by rejecting the only way to God leaves only darkness and useless religion. I believe it’s the reason some modern Jews become ridiculously hyper-religious and others either drift into the radical fringes of leftism or the embrace things like Eastern religions and the occult. Most of them are pretty secular.
My new-found awareness never led me to hate Jews or think the nation of Israel shouldn’t exist, but it did lead me to become pragmatic and truthful. I concluded that criticizing Israel for its bad actions isn’t any more anti-semitic than saying wokism is stupid makes me a NAZI. Calm reasonable questions about policies and actions are not the vicious attacks some Zionist apologists characterize them to be, and it is utterly reasonable to wonder why so many of our American politicians (and governors, and mayors, and pastors) go on state-funded junkets to Israel. So is asking them to justify the substantial amounts of money many of them receive from wealthy Zionist donors with suspiciously intimate ties to the Israeli government. If asking “why?” is forbidden for no good reason, then asking “why?” is exactly what we should do. I don’t have to agree with everything Israel does to be a good American. Neither do I have to be silent because people loyal to a foreign nation tell me I mustn’t question certain things.
But the problem is that a religious doctrine invented by 19th century con men has affected the foreign policy of the United States. “Dispensational” Christians really have to start being honest about what they believe. Regardless of the current existence of the Israeli state, or the apparent fulfillment of certain prophecies, it’s more than evident from scripture and from history that the Jews’ national covenant with God is no longer in force (the Law of Moses). It hasn’t been for almost 2000 years, not because it was done away with but because it was fulfilled. The 70 weeks of Daniel 9 was completely fulfilled to the day when Jerusalem was destroyed 40 years after Jesus’ death and resurrection. There is no weird prophetic gap, and none of it is talking about some future antichrist. That’s twisting scripture like a pretzel, and it doesn’t work because it’s completely wrong.
The generation of the people Jesus was talking to hadn’t completely passed away when Jerusalem was destroyed in AD 70, just as he said it wouldn’t (in Matthew 24). His death did away with sacrifice and offering and brought an end to the covenant of the law (because it was no longer needed), just as the angel told Daniel. The whole world was leveled, and since that time the Jews have had no greater status in God’s economy than anyone else. The Mosaic covenant cannot save them, and neither can being “good.” They must come to God through Jesus Christ, their Messiah, the one Moses told them would come. There is no alternate arrangement for them.
As far as the goodness of Israel’s alliance with the United States, I would say that Israel doesn’t serve America’s interests. It looks after its own interests, so having a powerful friend makes a lot of sense. But somewhere along the way Americans were conned into thinking serving Israel is serving ourselves, and that was because God was dragged into the argument through our churches. We were told that for the sake of God’s promise to Abraham, He was holding a big stick with which to mightily whack anyone who even thought about not doing every single thing the Israeli government wanted the U.S. to do. I used to believe in that stick was always hovering. Now I think we can be a friend to the Israeli people without being motivation by threats, and at the same time condemn inhuman cruelty, no matter who is doing it.
Well, I'm glad you posted because I enjoyed reading it. I have never hated the Jews - ever. I also receive a lot of down votes whenever I try to defend Israel. Honestly I don't mind that at all because Israel has always been hated. They survived and so will I.
Anyways, I believe that God's specific promises to the Jewish nation remain active and will be fulfilled literally in the future. The Book of Revelation portrays Israel as a central figure in end-time events.
The Bible does say there will be terrible conflict in Israel during the end times. That is why the time period is known as the Tribulation, the Great Tribulation, and the “time of Jacob’s trouble” (Jeremiah 30:7).
Here is what the Bible says about Israel in the end times:
There will be a mass return of Jews to the land of Israel (Deuteronomy 30:3; Isaiah 43:6; Ezekiel 34:11-13; 36:24; 37:1-14).
The Antichrist will make a 7-year covenant of "peace" with Israel (Isaiah 28:18; Daniel 9:27).
The temple will be rebuilt in Jerusalem (Daniel 9:27; Matthew 24:15; 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4; Revelation 11:1).
The Antichrist will break his covenant with Israel, and worldwide persecution of Israel will result (Daniel 9:27; 12:1, 11; Zechariah 11:16; Matthew 24:15, 21; Revelation 12:13). Israel will be invaded (Ezekiel chapters 38-39).
Israel will finally recognize Jesus as their Messiah (Zechariah 12:10). Israel will be regenerated, restored, and regathered (Jeremiah 33:8; Ezekiel 11:17; Romans 11:26).
I hope everyone reading this has a blessed day. Try not to hate me too much, lol.
Romans 11:25I do not want you to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers, so that you will not be conceited: A hardening in part has come to Israel, until the full number of the Gentiles has come in. 26And so all Israel will be saved, as it is written:
“The Deliverer will come from Zion;
He will remove godlessness from Jacob.
27And this is My covenant with them
when I take away their sins.”
28Regarding the gospel, they are enemies on your account; but regarding election, they are loved on account of the patriarchs. 29For God’s gifts and His call are irrevocable.
I don't have time not to be blunt, so please understand that this reply contains no disrespect or malice. A lot of what you said is precisely what I was talking about, and it's not new to me. I am very familiar with the filter of the end time dispensational chart makers based on Darby and Scofield. It all falls apart once you understand that Daniel 9:27 is not speaking of a future antichrist, a seven year tribulation, or some kind of treaty.
None of those things. Daniel 9:27 is talking about Christ, his 3.5 year ministry, his death and resurrection bringing an end to sacrifice and offering in the middle of the "week," and an additional 3.5 years of ministry to the Jews through his disciples. Then before that generation completely died out came the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple, which marked the end of the age of sacrifices under the law and the start of a new one under grace through a new covenant that wouldn't operate by any of the principles of the old one (Jeremiah 31:31-34).
The 70 week prophecy was completely fulfilled in the first century, and nowhere in the Bible is there a doctrine of a "stopped prophetic clock." Completely made up. No one ever interpreted prophecy that way before the dispensationalists came up with it, well, except for a 16th century Spanish Jesuit theologian named Fransisco Ribera, which is prossibly where Darby and Scofield got their ideas.
Be blessed also, my friend.
I believe in the Book of Revelations and it's prophesies. Anyways, still enjoyed hearing your point of view. It's very late (1 in the morning) and I should be in bed - you have a good night :)
ps... Blunt is good. I'm 67 and bluntness is preferable, so no disrespect or malice taken. :D
LOL. Me, too. I believe the book of revelations, also. I like to go to bed. And I'm 67 . . . well, soon to be (Lord willing and the creek don't rise)..
Think mirror.
Don't forget. Q said they are saving Israel for last. Trump has to show he is fully in support of Israel, until he's not. Doing it this way keeps Israel in line until Trump is ready. Don't forget Q also said everything is a PSYOP and nothing is what it seems to be on the surface. Trump's timing will be perfect when Israel is finally held accountable.