Is Benjamin Netanyahu God’s Countdown Clock for the end of the world?

By Joe Dauda

First of all, this does not necessarily mean that Benjamin Netanyahu is a righteous man. After all, Netanyahu’s current wife, Sara Ben-Artzi (whom he married in 1991) came after his divorce to Miriam Weizmann and then Fleur Cates in 1978 and 1984 respectively. Except both Miriam and Fleur were guilty of adultery, Netanyahu is already in breach of the Old Testament, which faithful Jews live by. And though he is Jewish, no one can accuse Netanyahu of being a “born again” Jew. In terms of religious persuasion, the guy seems to be a regular guy, and his type are technically referred to as secular Jews. However, like Donald Trump, Netanyahu has strong patriotic sentiments and this may be his strongest selling point, as far as the Israeli public is concerned. I felt the need to make this clarification because some readers may presume that, by the title of this piece, I’m suggesting that Benjamin Netanyahu’s name is written in the Book of Life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world, and that he is on his way to inheriting the soon coming kingdom of God. This piece has nothing to do with Netanyahu’s standing with God.

Secondly, please remember that I’m not to blame for the information I’m sharing through this article. I did not ask God to reveal the coded message He gave me on the 27th of October, 2016; neither was I the one that inspired the two Rabbis in Israel who prophesied many years ago that Benjamin Netanyahu — the longest serving Prime Minister of Israel who has just returned to power — is going to be the last Prime Minister of Israel before the onset of the Messianic Age. As a matter of fact, I never knew there was such a serious prophecy concerning the destiny of Netanyahu. I only got to know about it through a Joe Okechukwu video I watched some months ago. The amazing thing is that the prophecy of these Rabbis only confirmed what God had revealed to me at least 5 years earlier. Those who read my articles will recall that I mentioned this issue a short while ago. Below is the link to that article. It’s worth clicking because it even contains a link to the Israel Today News website which reported about the prophecy of the Jewish Rabbis.

Just to tantalize you, below is an excerpt from the Israel Today News article:

“Decades ago, Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri, one of modern Israel’s most revered sages, as well as the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, both predicted that Benjamin Netanyahu would be the State of Israel’s last prime minister prior to the Messianic Age. A great many, if not most of the ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel continue to believe that to be true.”

The substance of the revelation I received was that, with his impressive history, Benjamin Netanyahu is the best representation of the generation that would not pass away — the very generation Jesus Christ had in mind when He tied the end of the world to a certain generation, mentioned in Matthew 24:34.

Together with this revelation, I learned something quite remarkable. Many people who believe that the reestablishment of the State of Israel heralds the beginning of the last generation and the beginning of the end of the times of the Gentiles (Luke 21:24) count from the independence of Israel, which took place on the 14th of May, 1948. I humbly state that God opened my eyes to understand that this count was wrong: the fig tree in Matthew 24 indeed refers to Israel. But Jesus Christ tied the end of the world, not to the sprouting of the fig tree (which announces the onset of summer; verse 32) but to the generation the fig tree bears. Apparently, He meant the generation that will be born after the fig tree had sprouted. The countdown must begin with the babies born after the fig tree had sprouted.

Matthew 24:34 “Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.” Which generation my Lord?

Matthew 24:32 “Now learn the parable of the the fig tree; when his branch is yet tender, and putteth forth leaves, ye know that summer is nigh.”

As explained in a video I posted on YouTube on the 1st of November, 2018 (that’s over 4 years ago) Benjamin Netanyahu was among the first set of baby boys born in the reestablished State of Israel. When you consider his birthday (21st October, 1949) and the fact that Israel had to fight a war of independence from 15th of May 1948 (a day after they declared independence) until July 1949 when the last of three truce agreements with the attacking nations was signed, you get to see the matter clearer. This is because it means that Benjamin Netanyahu was born just 3 months after the end of the war of independence that broke out immediately following the Declaration of Independence. Between 15th May 1948 and July 1949, the survival of the new nation of Israel hung in the balance and Israel was at war fighting what historians aptly describe as the War of Independence. In other words, until that war ended, the Declaration of Independence was still up in the air. And I’m telling you that the war (though technically ongoing) practically ended after the July 1949 truce was signed. It was after that third truce agreement that Israel believed that her Arab neighbours (unable to definitively defeat Israel in battle) had finally accepted the new status quo, namely that Israel had become a nation. Bearing this in mind, Benjamin Netanyahu is thus among the first set of babies born in a liberated Israel: he is a member of the last generation — the very generation born after the fig tree (that is, Israel) sprouted.

Benjamin Netanyahu is the first Israeli Prime Minister that was born inside the State of Israel. All his predecessors, from David Ben-Gurion (1948-1954) to Shimon Peres (1995) were born in Europe — before Israel became a nation. And although Yitzhak Rabin (Prime Minister, 1974-1977; 1992-1995) was born in Jerusalem, that land was still under the British Mandate of Palestine at the time — 1922. Netanyahu is thus the first Israeli Prime Minister that was born inside Israel and also after May 14 1948. As if to further cement his position as a member of the generation that resulted from the sprouting of the fig tree, Netanyahu was born, not when Israel was still fighting the war of independence, but as soon as the last truce agreement that led Israel to breath easy was signed.

Benjamin Netanyahu is the youngest Israeli to ever be Prime Minister. At age 47, he became Israel’s Prime Minister for the first time on June 18, 1996.

In 2021, Benjamin Netanyahu became the undisputed longest serving Prime Minister of Israel, having lead Israel from June 1996 to July 1999, and from March 2009 to June 2021! Until 2021, Israel’s first Prime Minister (David Ben-Gurion) was the longest serving Prime Minister of Israel.

Without controversy, Benjamin Netanyahu is the most popular Israeli alive in the world today. He is the face of the the State of Israel and the true representative of the generation of the fig tree that sprouted in 1948, according to the prophecy of Jesus Christ about the times of the Gentiles, which will come to an end as soon as Israel regains full possession of Jerusalem; Luke 21:24. Of all the babies born in the fig tree generation, Netanyahu’s history has become the most widely known — not just by his fellow Israelis but by the people of the world. Some of you reading this were still in the womb when Benjamin Netanyahu first became Prime Minister of Israel; the parents of some had not even met when Netanyahu began to lead Israel — and that was almost 10 years after he had represented Israel on the global stage as Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations (between 1984 and 1988) beginning this sensitive assignment at the young age of 35. And he is still set to lead Israel in 2022!

Furthermore, Benjamin Netanyahu is the most consequential Prime Minister of Israel, apart from David Ben Gurion. Having obtained two degrees at one of the best universities in America (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) it was Benjamin Netanyahu that mainly worked to unleash the creativity of the Israelis by moving Israel to a free market economy. Even his critics freely admit that it was the major reforms Netanyahu initiated that led to significant improvements in Israel’s economic performance, and the effects are still being felt years after his tenures as Minister of Finance (2003-2005) and Minister of Economic Strategy (2009-2013). This economic development in Israel contributed to making Israel second only to the United States of America, in terms of its cyber security capabilities. The technological breakthroughs of the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) is also now being harnessed by the Israeli private sector, making Israel an important player in emerging technologies. I’m not sure about now; but, at a time, both Microsoft and Intel had only two research labs in the world — the first of each located in the United States and the second in Israel. As for its per capital income, the latest figures are amazing: Israel has suppressed both Germany and France and seems to be at par with Japan.

Joe Dauda is a Public Policy Analyst.