Mahmud Ahmadinejad’s belligerent declarations, coupled with actions such as the launching of long-range missiles potentially equipped with nuclear warheads, sent a stark warning to the world that a catastrophic extinction of the human species might be imminent.
The Role of Religious Ideologies in Geopolitical Tensions
At that time, the world was in greater peril than ever before, hinging on the decisions and will of nuclear powers, which had remained pivotal since the devastating destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Nations outside the Western civilization were distanced, vilified, and still in a historical stage inferior to fanaticism and barbarism. Moreover, they were disconnected from the real world and the modern era.
In the life-and-death game from peace to war and destruction, dark and secretive nations like Iran and its allies—North Korea and Russia—were bound to someday fulfill all their desires and whims, waiting for vendettas and reprisals.
Iran’s Unmatched Power
Previously unmatched in earlier times, Iran boasted a capability that could endanger the West and eradicate its fervent adversaries.
It was the turn of backward and dark countries to act with more vigor, something that previously had been exclusive to those with access to atomic fusion and destructive technology. However, striking with increased ferocity and vigor from various equatorial perspectives, they united as unwitting accomplices in the annihilation of humanity.
North Korea might destroy South Korea, the United States might destroy Cuba, Russia might obliterate Chechnya and Georgia, and Iran could fulfill its unkept promise to Israel.
To initiate the final battle, it was sufficient for one of these triggers to activate, thereby unleashing other sporadic and nomadic attacks across various global locations. All involved parties only needed to have a sworn enemy or an outstanding score to settle.
The Sudden Disappearance of Israel
What repercussions would the world face with the abrupt loss of Israel? Among all impending catastrophes, those rooted in religious causes would be the most atrocious.
More than for reasons of land, race, or power, “the elimination of Israel was necessary”—and conversely, it was also asserted that the irrational fervor of Iran needed to be curbed to protect global and Middle Eastern security.
What would happen to the rest of the world if Israel were suddenly erased from the map along with its government, its population, and its territory?
After the Holocaust
Only the Sephardic Jews or those living abroad might have survived the diaspora, and by reducing their population to a few tens, it would have been easier to persecute and exterminate them.
The Palestinians would have received their land in exchange but would not have acquired Jerusalem. Instead, they would have had to start anew from scratch, returning to the era when the desert dune system was formed.
Historical Conflict Between Two Neighboring Countries
An age-old conflict between two neighbors, which could only be resolved by eradicating one of the two incompatible races in a mortal combat between their respective lords, Yahweh and Allah, might have reached its conclusion. This battle was intended for the victor to impose their dogmas and ideologies, to insult their men and women, erase their lineage, and seize their lands and properties.
The elimination of Israel would have shattered the basic foundations of the dominant monotheistic religion in the world, from which two other significant religions, Islam and Christianity, emerged.
The notion that the disappearance of Israel, a nation that gave rise to the prophets Allah and the Messiah, would be the end of Judaism and have a fatal effect on all Western religions—which, deprived of their sole god Yahweh, would suffer irreparably until their extinction globally within at least two generations—did not seem so absurd to Iran.
Fundamentalism in Islam
To prevent the Far East from damaging its benign Buddhism, Confucianism, or Brahmanism—for which there would also be an appropriate exit—Islamic fundamentalism needed to ultimately prevail and establish itself as the only real religion in the world.
Starting from the principles and straightforward exegetical interpretations of Hebrew Kabbalah, it was difficult to believe or assert the gradual eradication of all world’s creeds at present.
However, since future generations would not be subject to secular ethical concepts and norms, it was necessary to question the indestructibility of world faiths and gods to truly consider the systematic and progressive extinction of religions and the conflicts they provoke.
In three generations, we could be freed from all religious persecution, deception, suffering, and sacrifice.
The Disappearance of the Singular God of the Hebrews
Although the Quran was also written by humanity, under the myth of the prophets, it was a pathetic fantasy by Arab Muslims to think that by eliminating the singular deity of the Hebrews and in turn, the Messiah of the Christians, they would live by the grace of Allah.
Just as the madness of Muhammad being an abandoned and wandering child included sacrifice and death as acts of consecration, punishment, or salvation of the soul, the Torah and Pentateuch, the Gospels, and the Epistles, and the revelations from the island of Patmos ironically predicted the end of all religions and doctrines…
The license to kill, which evolved into the well-known modern and contemporary terrorism, precisely has these beliefs in heaven or paradise, a lord or creator, the hereafter, and the eternal soul, the savior, or the Parousia, as the root of all evils.
The world was on edge due to the quantum madness that could be sublimated into any creed. ¡Delenda Est Hebron!?
With information from El Nuevo Diario
