Trump, Zionist Puppet: Sanhedrin Asks Putin and Trump to Build Third Temple in Jerusalem
In addition, Trump calls racist/terrorist state "Israel" a "beacon of hope"! This is all in the works for the building of the 3rd temple to house the Antichrist (Maitreya)
The
Sanhedrin has requested that president-elect Donald Trump and Russian
President Vladimir Putin work together to help rebuild the Temple.
(Breaking Israel News)
Rabbi Hillel Weiss, spokesman for the Sanhedrin, contacted Breaking Israel News to announce that the election of Trump, who has promised to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, coupled with Putin’s expressed desire for the Temple to be rebuilt, prompted the Jewish court to send a letter offering the two the opportunity to act as modern-day Cyrus figures: non-Jewish kings who recognize the importance of Israel and the Temple.
Cyrus the Great, King of Persia in the sixth century BCE, announced in the first year of his reign that he was prompted by God to make a decree that the Temple in Jerusalem should be rebuilt.
Thus saith Koresh king of Paras: All the kingdoms of the earth hath Hashem, the God of heaven, given me; and He hath charged me to build Him a house in Yerushalayim, which is in Yehuda. Ezra 1:2Cyrus sent the Jews under his rule back to Israel with a considerable sum of money with which to rebuild the Temple. The Sanhedrin plans to call on the two world leaders to take up this ancient Biblical decree and support the Jewish people in their holy mission.
Rabbi Weiss explained that the US elections have made the eternal Jewish dream a very real possibility.
“We are poised to rebuild the Temple. The political conditions today, in which the two most important national leaders in the world support the Jewish right to Jerusalem as their spiritual inheritance, is historically unprecedented,” Rabbi Weiss told Breaking Israel News.
The Sanhedrin also recalled Putin’s connection to the Temple in its letter. During his third official trip to Jerusalem in 2012, Putin paid a late-night visit to the Kotel (Western Wall). When he arrived at the holy site, the Russian leader stood in silence for several minutes, offering up a personal prayer, after which he read Psalms from a Russian-Hebrew prayer book.
An Israeli bystander called out in Russian, “Welcome, President Putin.” Putin approached the man, who explained the importance of the Temple Mount and the Jewish Temple. Chadrei Charedim, an Orthodox Hebrew news site, reported that Putin responded, “That’s exactly the reason I came here – to pray for the Temple to be built again.”
Putin at the Western Wall
After this remarkable exchange, the Sanhedrin sent a letter to Putin calling on him to fulfill his prayer. At the time, President Putin did not respond to the Sanhedrin’s request, but now that the incoming US president is a potential ally in the project, the Sanhedrin believes it is time for Putin to take an active role in rebuilding the Temple.
In addition to its requests concerning the Temple, the Sanhedrin is also calling on Putin and Trump to renew the 1920 League of Nations resolution known as the San Remo treaty, which essentially enabled the creation of a Jewish State by dividing the Ottoman Empire. It incorporated the Balfour Declaration, issued by Great Britain in 1917, which gave official recognition and backing for the establishment of Israel.
US President Calvin Coolidge ratified the San Remo agreement in 1925, thus making recognition of a Jewish State legally binding by US law. The Sanhedrin emphasized that it is imperative at this time, when the Palestinian Authority is attempting to rewrite world history by campaigning against the Balfour declaration, to strengthen the historic American commitment to the State of Israel by readopting the agreement.
Rabbi Weiss emphasized that supporting the Jewish claim to Jerusalem would bring benefit Russia and America, as well as the entire world.
“The leaders of Russia and America can lead the nations of the world to global peace through building the Temple, the source of peace,” Rabbi Weiss explained. “This will offset the disgraceful UNESCO resolutions that are the root cause of increasing terror and violence.”
Last month, the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) passed two resolutions denying any connection between the city of Jerusalem and the Jewish people, ceding to Islam a religious monopoly on many of Judaism’s holiest sites.
Trump to work for 'just, lasting' Mideast peace
Jerusalem
(AFP) - US president-elect Donald Trump pledged Friday to work for a
"just, lasting peace" between Israel and the Palestinians, in his first
public message on the issue since his upset victory.
"I
believe that my administration can play a significant role in helping
the parties to achieve a just, lasting peace," Trump said in a message
published by the Israel Hayom newspaper.
He also said that any peace deal "must be negotiated between the parties themselves, and not imposed on them by others".
France
is currently pushing for an international conference to revitalise the
moribund peace process, but Israel has said it will not take part --
saying any peace talks should be bilateral between the two sides.
Russia has also offered to host direct talks between the two sides that have so far yet to take place.
The Palestinians have called for international involvement, accusing Israel of reneging on past agreements.
Speaking
Friday after meeting Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev,
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said Trump's victory was "American
business".
"We
followed the electoral process for over a year. What matters to us is
what Mr Trump will say once he enters the White House," he said at a
press conference.
He
added that he had stressed to Medvedev his willingness to hold
negotiations in Russia "but the Israeli side asked to postpone it".
Medvedev
said Russia was willing to "immediately" open a dialogue between the
two sides, whether under Russian or international mediation.
Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Barack Obama have
had frosty relations for much of the past eight years, but initial
indications are that Trump's victory could see a warming of personal
relations.
Netanyahu
was among the first leaders Trump spoke to after his election victory,
and the president-elect's message called Israel a "beacon of hope".
"Israel
and America share so many of the same values, such as freedom of
speech, freedom of worship and the importance of creating opportunities
for all citizens to pursue their dreams," Trump's Israel Hayom message
said.
"Israel is the one true democracy and defender of human rights in the Middle East and a beacon of hope to countless people."
Israeli
right-wingers have hailed Trump's win as an opportunity to consolidate
control over the occupied West Bank and annexed east Jerusalem.
Meir
Turjeman, chairman of the Jerusalem municipality planning committee,
told public radio that it provided a green light to revive suspended
permits for Israeli settlement expansion in Arab east Jerusalem.
He said the municipality intended to authorise thousands of housing units that had been frozen.
Education
Minister Naftali Bennett, who heads the hardline Jewish Home party,
said on Wednesday that the US election result meant the idea of a
Palestinian state was over.
