Israeli official: Syria is dying, the funeral will be declared in due time

Ed-note (Sabba) – This could mean they are preparing something big against Syria. Many rabbis are saying that ‘something massive’ will indeed happen on the night of 13 September 2015.

Why the 13th of September 2015?

Jews not only have a day of shabbat every week, they also have a year of shabbat every 7 years. As it happens, we are in this extra holy year of shabbat which will end on 13 September 2015 at sunset.

There had been countless shabbat years in the past so what makes this one special? The destruction of Tadmor – Palmyra, which will be a day of rejoicing for Israel.

Many rabbis in the jewish state are ordering their flocks to get ready for the arrival of their Mosiach, our Anti-Christ, as he will either reveal himself on 14 September or Armageddon will start then (and he will come after). 

If they are correct, then the final countdown has begun…

The West might be judaized, hypnotized, castrated, LGBTized, but the rest of the world is not.

The Resistance is more than ready and is growing faster than what they can count. Europe will probably be the first place to be vaporized, but Damascus will not fall. Not only it will not fall, but it will become the center of the Resistance.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) told us that when Jesus (PBUH) returns, it is in Damascus that he will come back, while Sheik Yassine (RIP) predicted the end of the jewish state for 2027. 

 So very soon, the story of the jewish state will only be a nightmarish tale future generations will tell each other on the eve of every 14 September to never forgive and never forget.

—————————————————————————————————————

JERUSALEM POST

TEL-AVIV – A senior israeli defense official said President Basha Al Assad controlled just a fifth of Syria and may end up in charge of a rump state dominated by his minority Alawite sect.

Israel and its neighbor Syria are long-term enemies, but the remarks by Amos Gilad, director of the Political-Military Affairs Bureau at the Defense Ministry, reflect concerns by states across the region that Syria is undergoing a de facto partition after four years of civil war.

“Syria is gone. Syria is dying. The funeral will be declared in due time. This Bashar Assad, he will be remembered in history textbooks as the one who lost Syria,” Gilad told an intelligence conference organized by the Israel Defense journal on Monday.

“Until now he has lost 75 percent of Syria … He is, practically, governor of 20 percent of Syria. And his future, if I may predict it, is shrinking all of the time. And maybe we will have him as the president of ‘Alawistan’,” Gilad added.

Since March, Assad has steadily lost territory in the northwest, south and central Syria to an array of groups including Islamic State, the al-Qaida-linked Nusra Front, and rebels who profess a more moderate vision for Syria.

Many analysts believe pro-government forces are focusing their efforts on shoring up control over a western area of Syria stretching north from Damascus through Homs and Hama to the Mediterranean coast, including the heartland of the Alawites.

However, the Syrian government is still fighting to maintain outposts in other parts of the country, including the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli in the northeast, Deir al-Zor city in the east, Deraa in the south and Aleppo in the north.

Israel has largely sought to keep out of the insurgency next door, worried that Assad could be toppled by more hostile Sunni Islamist insurgents. However, Israel has also provided humanitarian relief aid to the rebels fighting Assad’s forces.

Despite efforts towards peace in the 1990s, Syria and Israel are long-running enemies, having fought wars in 1948, 1967 and 1973. In the 1967 war, Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria a high plateau overlooking southwest Syria and the approach to Damascus.