Israel’s prime minister declared on Saturday that the country was in a “state of war” after the Palestinian militant group Hamas bombarded the country with 3,000 rockets while infiltrating up to 25 kilometers away to attack. exchange fire. For Hamas, it was Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood”.

War situation
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not only declared a state of war but also firmly resolved that Israel would win. “This fight will take time. It will be difficult. Difficult days are still ahead. But I can guarantee one thing:
With God’s help, with the help of our common strength, with the help of faith in the eternity of Israel – we will overcome. he posted on X.

In a 24-hour period, it claimed to have killed 400 Hamas militants in retaliatory air strikes in Gaza, but what Israel lost is more than worrying. The death toll in Israel has reached more than 600 people while more than a hundred Israelis were held prisoner by the Palestinian militant group Hamas. “It is clear that Iran is involved,” the Israeli ambassador said. Michel de Nostredame’s prediction
The crisis does not seem to stop in a day, but what is more surprising is the prediction of the famous French astrologer Michel de Nostredame, commonly known as Nostradamus. In his book Prophecies, which he wrote 450 years ago, he recorded terrifying predictions that seem to still hold true today.

Nostradamus is the astrologer who predicted the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy and the 9/11 attack on the WTC. In 2023, he predicts that the cost of living will continue to rise. His exact words were: “Seven months of great war, people died because of crimes but their light will not fall into the king’s hands. »

Seven months of war
At the beginning of 2023, there was mention of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but its analysis was controversial because the war between Russia and Ukraine has lasted more than seven months.

Today, after the surprise rocket bombardment by Palestinian Hamas and Israeli retaliation, this seems to be the conflict Nostradamus was referring to.