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Yeshua Israel Ben David (translating to "Jesus, Son of David") is a fringe candidate running in Israel’s October 27, 2026, elections as the founder and chairman of the Gan Eden (Garden of Eden) party.

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• The Yalkut Shimoni (Midrashic Commentary): This ancient compilation specifically describes a scenario where the "King of Persia" incites geopolitical chaos, taunting neighboring regions and unleashing global panic. The Midrash states that during this precise peak of global anxiety, Mashiach ben David will stand on the roof of the Holy Temple and declare to Israel: "Humble ones, the time of your redemption has arrived."

• Sefer Zerubavel: This apocalyptic text predicts a Persian leader (historically named or symbolized as King Seroy) who launches a major campaign against Jerusalem, creating deep tribal tribulations before the ultimate victory of the Davidic line.

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Envix said:

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Was British infrastructure destroyed in the interest of Israeli sovereignty?

durian_2008 said:

Envix said:

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Was British infrastructure destroyed in the interest of Israeli sovereignty?

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I recently asked a Palestinian friend what she thought about the upcoming Israeli elections. “It’s like we’re on a train speeding toward a cliff,” she said, “and we’re being asked whether we’d prefer a conductor who drives faster or slower. Neither! We want to get off the train.”

Many countries seem eager to pin the blame for years of Israeli atrocities across the Occupied Palestinian Territory solely on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. If the current government falls, the thinking goes, things will get better.

But ignoring the train and focusing on the conductor overlooks — or willfully refuses to see — reality. The root causes of abuse in the Occupied Palestinian Territory predate Netanyahu and have persisted for decades regardless of the face of the government. They are embedded in long-term policies implemented by successive Israeli governments.

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You already know Netanyahu, it's time to meet the Israeli opposition:








For Palestinians, Israeli elections can change the prison warden, but never dismantle the prison

shivas.wisdom said:

https://www.hrw.org/news/2026/10/12/israels-elections-offer-palestinians-little-hope-but-the-world-can

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I recently asked a Palestinian friend what she thought about the upcoming Israeli elections. “It’s like we’re on a train speeding toward a cliff,” she said, “and we’re being asked whether we’d prefer a conductor who drives faster or slower. Neither! We want to get off the train.”

Many countries seem eager to pin the blame for years of Israeli atrocities across the Occupied Palestinian Territory solely on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. If the current government falls, the thinking goes, things will get better.

But ignoring the train and focusing on the conductor overlooks — or willfully refuses to see — reality. The root causes of abuse in the Occupied Palestinian Territory predate Netanyahu and have persisted for decades regardless of the face of the government. They are embedded in long-term policies implemented by successive Israeli governments.

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You already know Netanyahu, it's time to meet the Israeli opposition:








For Palestinians, Israeli elections can change the prison warden, but never dismantle the prison

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