He identifies Al-Aqsa as the third key war question because its destruction would religiously obligate the Muslim world, in his account, to war against Israel.
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Religious war
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...divide in the country where the IRGC see this as a religious war, as a crusade to kill the great Satan, and they want..."
Key Notes
The Israeli-American game plan is to fracture Iran into water-war enclaves, while the Iranian game plan is a religious war that overthrows the American Empire.
Jiang defines the Crusades as religious war, comparable in Western imagination to jihad in Muslim imagination.
He warns that destruction of Al-Aqsa could be used to ignite a generalized Muslim-Jewish religious war because building the Third Temple would require clearing that site.
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"Nukes are a taboo in geopolitics. The Americans used them at the end of World War II and no one's used them ever since...."
"then the two billion Muslims in this world would be religiously obligated to go to war against Israel, okay? So these are the three..."
"war will bring about the second coming of jesus trump is divinely ordained okay god picked him in order to start a war in..."
"...mosque if you destroy the alexic mars this will ignite a religious war between between the muslims and the jews every muslim will be..."
"...they'll all die. The Iranian game plan is to create a religious war a crusade that unifies the Shia people that overthrows the American..."
"...different from the jihad in the Muslim imagination, it is a religious war, okay? It's channeling all that religious energy against your opponent, right?..."
"...divide in the country where the IRGC see this as a religious war, as a crusade to kill the great Satan, and they want..."
"...suicide bombers okay and and so for them this is a religious war okay so now we're seeing how this entire battlefield unfolds across..."
"...hard for people to understand um but but this is a religious war for a lot of people and they want all this stuff..."
"...you you will you will start to believe this is a religious war um anti -semitism is actually a very important part of a..."
"...of the Aqsa Mosque complex in Jerusalem, which would spark a religious war. So that's as bad as it could get, but you've just..."
"...economies of the GCC, but they're also trying to ignite a religious war. Right? Because if you're Shia, you're loyal to the Ayatollah. And..."
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