The drums of a great war are beating.
This study poses several questions and compares them with current data.
Is it time for the prophecies of the monks of Mount Athos regarding the outbreak of a devastating war in the Middle East to come true?
Is Trump the leader foretold in the prophecies who will unleash the great war?
Throughout history, and according to all documents, the prophecies of the monks of the Holy Mountain of Athos have proven to be true.
Is it time for the prophecies of the Holy Mountain, which will change the face of the Middle East, to be fulfilled?
According to current data:
Turkey: Turkey maintains a large and established military presence in northern Syria, including thousands of personnel, bases, and observation posts.
Recent observations indicate reinforcements or a consolidation of this presence in some areas, in preparation for a new major offensive.
The Turkish parliament has extended the mandates for the deployment of Turkish forces, describing their presence as essential for national security.
The growing partnership between Ankara and Damascus raises Israeli concerns about the potential for Turkish military infrastructure to move closer to southern Syria.
Israeli Security Zones in Southern Syria and Lebanon:
Israeli forces maintain “security zones” or buffer zones in southern Lebanon (reaching depths of up to 10 kilometers in some places) and southern Syria (including parts of Quneitra, Daraa, and adjacent areas near the Golan Heights), extending them as far south as Damascus.
Israeli commanders have stated that the forces will remain indefinitely—or “as long as necessary”—to neutralize threats from Hezbollah and Islamist factions in Syria.
In southern Syria, the post-Assad regime situation (which collapsed in late 2014) prompted Israel to establish a buffer zone to prevent jihadist or other hostile groups from infiltrating near the border.
Hezbollah and Iraqi Shia Factions
Despite heavy losses, Hezbollah continues its efforts to rebuild and develop its capabilities (including decentralized cells, drones, and other systems). Iranian support and coordination with other groups persist. Iraqi Shia militias loyal to Iran (part of the Popular Mobilization Forces and various factions) have carried out drone and other attacks related to the broader US-Iranian conflict. These groups have demonstrated a willingness to engage in a war of attrition and coordinate with Hezbollah; reports indicate meetings between Iraqi and Lebanese Shia figures facilitated by Iran.
Israel has conducted airstrikes and ground operations aimed at weakening Hezbollah’s infrastructure and preventing its rearmament. Previously, Israel had also destroyed the Syrian army’s combat capabilities.
The scene is one of impending war.
Regarding the fate of Christians in this war:
some Christian will join aremed organizations in an attempt to preserve the last Christian strongholds in the Middle East.
The patriarchs—who have lost their power in the face of the threat posed by jihadist factions—are trying to find a lifeline, while Christian communities are being drained.
Prophecies predict great suffering for Christians in the region during the current war of attrition and the coming major war.
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