and the Third Temple Project:
At the end of August Trump said again that without him there would have been no Zionist State:
"These are very violent, evil people. And if they had a nuclear weapon, Israel would be gone. If I weren't president, Israel would be gone. There would be no Israel. And there would probably be no Middle East... As soon as the shooting started, they started aiming at Saudi Arabia, at Qatar, at UAE, at Bahrain, at Kuwait. Everybody was shocked... That means that if they had had a nuclear weapon, they would have fired it. So, I think the Middle East would have essentially been gone. But Israel definitely would have been gone"
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In the meantime at the end of July The Nascent Sanhedrin, under the noble patronage of late Lubatvicher Rebbe (Mr. Trump took a pilgrimage to his grave some time ago) issued the following resolutions:
"The Sanhedrin’s secretariat released the written ruling, translated here and divided into its component sections.
Background: The ruling opens by noting that the court heard a presentation from Rabbi Chaim Sasson on a request attributed to the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who is said to have urged the chief rabbis of Israel to convene a beit din (rabbinical court) and rule that the Messiah come immediately. Rabbi Schneerson, known to hundreds of thousands of followers simply as the Rebbe, led the Chabad-Lubavitch movement from 1951 until his passing in 1994. He built Chabad from a single Brooklyn headquarters into a global network of emissary families stationed in nearly every country on earth, dedicated to Jewish education and outreach regardless of a Jew’s background or level of observance. He answered tens of thousands of letters personally, gave audiences to heads of state and ordinary Jews alike, and was widely regarded, even by rabbis outside Chabad, as one of the most consequential religious leaders of the twentieth century. In his final years, he spoke openly and often about the imminence of Mashiach, urging Jews everywhere to increase in Torah study and good deeds to hasten the redemption, a call many of his followers believe was itself a form of prophecy.
The text also references similar rulings previously issued by Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu, of blessed memory, and Rabbi Yeshua Ben Shushan, of blessed memory, both of whom served as chief rabbis of Israel. The court states that during its deliberations, it weighed the risks and opportunities, and the factors that delay or accelerate the commandment to build the Temple.
First resolution: removing hostile forces The first resolution addresses removing hostile forces. The ruling states: “The court rules that every kind of erev rav [the ‘mixed multitude,’ a term for corrupting elements within the nation], every kind of Amalekite, every kind of Ishmaelite, every kind of traitor of every stripe, and all the forces of evil shall leave the Jewish people and the Land of Israel. And just as the court below has ruled, so we ask that the court above rule the same, and so may it stand.”
Second resolution: the revealed kingship of Heaven, Mashiach, and the Temple The second resolution asks for the revealed kingship of Heaven, Mashiach, and the Temple: “the revealed and powerful kingship of the Holy One, Blessed Be He, in mercy and in joy, upon every member of the Jewish people, upon every family, every community, every tribe, and the whole Jewish people, upon the righteous among the nations and the sons of Noach, and upon the entire world.” It continues: “The court asks that the Holy One, Blessed Be He, reveal our righteous Mashiach. The court asks that the Holy One, Blessed Be He, remove and erase every obstacle so that we may build the Beit HaMikdash.”
Third resolution: the return of prophecy The third resolution asks “that the Holy One, Blessed Be He, restore prophecy to the Jewish people, and guard the prophets from all those who seek to harm the prophets of Israel.”
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In the above apocalyptic Kabbalah (involving Third Temple and false messiah - Mashiach) Trump, who already gave the Jews the capital in Jerusalem and attacked Iran (former Persia, place of creation of Talmud) on their behalf, has a role of Cyrus and "repentant Esau... completing a task alongside Jacob":
"The totality of the project called tikkun, which is Judaism, will last for six thousand years,” Kessin tells his audience, “six days of creation where you could do work, and therefore the process will last six thousand years — which ends, by the way, in the year 2240.” ... The marker Kessin treats as most urgent falls at the Hebrew year 5750 — 1990 — which he places at Friday noon, the moment erev Shabbat preparations properly begin, since the sun has crested and will not rise again that day. From there, he reads a phrase describing the messianic dawn — “toward evening there shall be light” — as marking a further acceleration roughly a half hour later on his clock, which he calculates lands close to 2011.
It is here that Kessin’s framework turns overtly political, tying the Arab Spring and, more pointedly, Donald Trump’s 2011 decision to seek the presidency, to that same marker on the divine clock — part of a broader claim, developed elsewhere in his teaching, that Trump represents a repentant incarnation of Esau completing a task alongside Jacob. Readers can weigh that identification on its own; it sits outside the biblical text Kessin is working from in this section and rests instead on his broader kabbalistic reading of Genesis."
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