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Israel Is Approaching A Prophetic Milestone Few Generations Thought Possible

Israel Is Approaching A Prophetic Milestone Few Generations Thought Possible PNW STAFF For nearly 2,000 years, the Jewish people lived primarily outside the land of Israel. They survived expulsions, persecution, pogroms and eventually the Holocaust, scattered across virtually every corner of the world.

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Israel Is Approaching A Prophetic Milestone Few Generations Thought Possible PNW STAFF For nearly 2,000 years, the Jewish people lived primarily outside the land of Israel.

They survived expulsions, persecution, pogroms and eventually the Holocaust, scattered across virtually every corner of the world.

Now that extraordinary pattern of history is moving rapidly in the opposite direction.

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Israel Is Approaching A Prophetic Milestone Few Generations Thought Possible PNW STAFF For nearly 2,000 years, the Jewish people lived primarily outside the land of Israel. They survived expulsions, persecution, pogroms and eventually the Holocaust, scattered across virtually every corner of the world. Now that extraordinary pattern of history is moving rapidly in the opposite direction.

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  • From 5 Percent To Nearly Half Consider how dramatically the picture has changed.
  • New figures released by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics estimate the worldwide Jewish population at approximately 15.9 million.
  • Professor Sergio DellaPergola has projected that the symbolic 50 percent threshold could be crossed as early as 2035 if current demographic trends continue.
  • For students of Bible prophecy, this is far more interesting than another population statistic.
  • Something is happening to the Jewish people that the prophets described thousands of years ago.

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At the end of World War II, only about 5 percent of the world's Jewish population lived in Israel.

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According to one of the world's leading Jewish demographers, Israel could cross an astonishing threshold within the next decade: for the first time in the modern era, a majority of the world's Jews could be living in the land of Israel.

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