1480 Israel Is Starting To REBUILD The THIRD TEMPLE

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1480 Israel Is Starting To REBUILD The THIRD TEMPLE 

19 Mar 2026 The video is a passionate expression of excitement about the ongoing construction in Jerusalem, particularly in the Givat Hamatoss area. The narrator sees this construction as a sign of redemption and a call to action for Jews worldwide to connect with and support the rebuilding of Jerusalem. The video encourages viewers to embrace this moment, teach their children about its significance, and contribute to the cause through prayer, hope, and financial support.  

Key points

  • * Location and View: Fleer is in Jerusalem, filming a building project in Givat Hamatoss with a view of the Temple Mount, Old City, and King David Bridge. * Redemption and Construction: Fleer views the building project as a symbol of redemption, representing the Jewish people’s return to Jerusalem after 2,000 years. * Foreign Workers: Fleer notes that the construction workers are foreigners, not Arab workers, and praises their work ethic. * Sense of Hope and Redemption: The speaker expresses a profound sense of hope and excitement witnessing the growth and development of Jerusalem, viewing it as part of a redemptive process. * Insecurity of Jews in Diaspora: Contrasting the safety and comfort in Israel, the speaker highlights the increasing discomfort and persecution faced by Jews in other parts of the world. * Inevitable Progress of Israel: The speaker believes that Israel’s progress is unstoppable, with its enemies losing hope and momentum, signifying the inevitability of Israel’s success. * Hope and Confidence: The speaker emphasises the importance of hope, confidence, and strength for everyone, including Jews in the diaspora, Israelis, and supporters of Israel. * Symbolism of Construction: The speaker finds inspiration in the construction process, particularly the cement pump, viewing it as a symbol of redemption and progress for Israel. * Sharing Excitement: The speaker’s goal is to convey their genuine excitement and optimism about the ongoing development and growth of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas. * Third Temple Period: The speaker believes that the current era is the “third temple period” and views the rebuilding of Jerusalem as a positive development. * Embracing Jewish Identity: The speaker encourages embracing Jewish heritage, teaching children about the Bible, and connecting with the significance of Jerusalem. * Anti-Semitism’s Role: The speaker suggests that anti-Semitism, while negative, might be inadvertently driving people closer to their Jewish roots and to Israel. * Jerusalem as a Focal Point: The speaker emphasises the importance of having a dedicated space for prayer and reflection, specifically towards Jerusalem. * Impact of a Jerusalem-Focused Space: The speaker shares a story about a friend who created a prayer space facing Jerusalem, leading to the friend’s own spiritual growth and prayer practice. * Significance of the Present Time: The speaker highlights the unprecedented opportunity to live in a time when Jerusalem is thriving, urging viewers to connect with this moment and recognise its divine significance. * Support Content Creation: Viewers can support the team’s efforts to produce content from Jerusalem by visiting buildisrael.com. * Contact Information: For inquiries about the speaker visiting a community, viewers can email isflasher.com. * Blessing and Location: The speaker shares a blessing from Jerusalem, a city experiencing rebuilding and fulfilling prophecy.

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