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A senior Jewish religious scholar based in the United Kingdom has said that the end of Israel is “100 percent near” and that the day will arrive very soon, adding that they are praying for it. According to Hawzah News Agency,
A senior Jewish religious scholar based in the United Kingdom has said that the end of Israel is “100 percent near” and that the day will arrive very soon, adding that they are praying for it. According to Hawzah News Agency, Jewish religious leader Elhanan Beck made the remarks during an interview with Al-Alam TV, expressing the views of a minority of Jews living in Britain regarding the Israeli government.
Beck emphasized that what is happening in Gaza today amounts to genocide on a massive scale. He said the situation was even worse than what Jews experienced 80 years ago, accusing Zionists of inflicting similar suffering on the people of Gaza. He described the conduct as “madness” and said it was particularly disturbing that these acts were being carried out in the name of Jewish people, the Torah and God. Beck said officials of the Israeli government should face proceedings before the International Court of Justice (ICJ). He added that the root cause of the conflict was what he described as the unlawful occupation of Palestinian land by Israel.
He further argued that Israel’s occupation did not begin on October 7 but had started 75 years earlier. He said the Israeli government’s actions and alleged violations involving Palestinian land were widely known, adding that the only way to resolve the issue was to return Palestinian land to the Palestinian people.
Beck clarified that this did not mean expelling Jewish people from the region. Rather, he said, they could live there safely under a Palestinian government, just as Jewish communities live peacefully in various Islamic countries, including Iran. Referring to visits to Iran by his friends, Beck said Jewish people live peacefully there and have their own hospitals and representatives in parliament. He said this was why he maintained that Jews could also live peacefully in Palestine. Concluding his remarks, Beck said they were praying for the end of Israel and hoped that the day would come soon.
