John Hagee", a theorist and adviser in the White House, and two hypotheses for a "war with Iran" Mustafa Amiri In the previous content of the channel we talked about the American project to paint the "future of the world" and how the foreign policy of the United States mixes with the idea of "evangelism". Then we explained the divine narrative of "John Hagee" Torsin and the White House adviser, who believes that: Israel is a miracle of the Bible and when the Jewish people were exposed to an all-out war with Iran, they were happy and happy. Because the coming of the Messiah is near. And then we came to this important and controversial question: Isn't this a question for you, if evangelical Christianity believes that the atomic Armageddon war between the two fronts of good and evil will take place before Messiah, then why are they preventing the nuclearization of Iran? John Hohey in interviews and in the book Jerusalem Countdown (Countdown in Jerusalem), which has sold millions[1]; He answers this question with two different hypotheses. He describes two different hypotheses that both lead to apocalyptic events. 1 First scenario: a nuclear Iran and moving towards Armageddon John Hagee writes in the book Jerusalem Countdown: "America and Israel will either destroy Iran, or Iran will go nuclear and destroy America and Israel." America and Israel will either overthrow Iran, or Iran will go nuclear and overthrow America and Israel[2]. Isn't it strange that Netanyahu recently repeated John Hagee's words in other words: "Either Israel will destroy Iran, or Iran will destroy Israel." In the same book, John Hagee also writes about the consequences of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons: "There will be a nuclear explosion in the Middle East, which will turn the road to Armageddon into a highway": soon there will be a nuclear explosion in the Middle East, which will turn the road to Armageddon into a race track[3]. Therefore, in the first scenario, the nuclearization of Iran is the cause of the escalation of the crisis in the military conflict with Israel and the acceleration of the apocalyptic events. Continued footnote: 1. Google Books (link). Amazon (link). 2. Hagi, Jerusalem Countdown, pp. 14-15. 3. Everand (link).