The Curse of the 80s and Netanyahu's "Imaginary Guarantee" for the Mustafa Amiri Centennial Celebration The discussion on the "Curse of the 8th Decade" does not deal with the lives of all the governments in which Jews lived, but with two specific experiences of Jewish rule that are presented as historical models. This theory, known as the "curse of the eighth decade", is based on two main examples from Jewish history: First, there is the kingdom of David and Solomon, which according to Torah traditions was united for about 80 years until it was divided into two kingdoms as a result of power struggles [1]. The second is the Hasmonean kingdom, which after about eight decades of internal conflicts resulted in Roman intervention. Although this is a historical analogy and not a proven scientific law, Israel's leaders treated this as a lesson to be learned. Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned the nightmare of the collapse of the Hasmonean kingdom before the end of the 80 years at the Bible study meeting at his home and emphasized the need to ensure that Israel reaches the "celebration of the century". Netanyahu: During a Bible meeting held by Binyamin Netanyahu at his home last week, the Prime Minister reminded his guests that the Hasmonean kingdom only survived for about 80 years, and that he is working to make sure that modern Israel will get through this to reach the 100th century [2]. Israel was founded in 1948 and will reach its 80th year of rule in 2028. For this reason, the question arises: Will Israel be exposed to "collapse and decline" in the 1980s? Footnote: 1. 2 Samuel 5:4. 1 Kings, 11:42. 2. Haaretz (link).

The Curse of the 80s and Netanyahu's "Imaginary Guarantee" for the Mustafa Amiri Centennial Celebration The discussion on the "Curse of the 8th Decade" does not deal with the lives of all the governments in which Jews lived, but with two specific experiences of Jewish rule that are presented as historical models. This theory, known as the "curse of the eighth decade", is based on two main examples from Jewish history: First, there is the kingdom of David and Solomon, which according to Torah traditions was united for about 80 years until it was divided into two kingdoms as a result of power struggles [1]. The second is the Hasmonean kingdom, which after about eight decades of internal conflicts resulted in Roman intervention. Although this is a historical analogy and not a proven scientific law, Israel's leaders treated this as a lesson to be learned. Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned the nightmare of the collapse of the Hasmonean kingdom before the end of the 80 years at the Bible study meeting at his home and emphasized the need to ensure that Israel reaches the "celebration of the century". Netanyahu: During a Bible meeting held by Binyamin Netanyahu at his home last week, the Prime Minister reminded his guests that the Hasmonean kingdom only survived for about 80 years, and that he is working to make sure that modern Israel will get through this to reach the 100th century [2]. Israel was founded in 1948 and will reach its 80th year of rule in 2028. For this reason, the question arises: Will Israel be exposed to "collapse and decline" in the 1980s? Footnote: 1. 2 Samuel 5:4. 1 Kings, 11:42. 2. Haaretz (link).