An AI-generated video envisioning the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdash on Har HaBayis has prompted outrage from Qatar, which accused Israel of planning to destroy the Al-Aqsa mosque, despite the video being entirely conceptual and produced by a fringe activist group.
The video, released by a group calling itself the “Temple Mount Activists,” depicts the Dome of the Rock engulfed in flames, followed by the sudden appearance of the Third Beis HaMikdash. After the rebuilt Bais Mikdash appears, the words “Next year in Yerushalayim, Moshiach now” are displayed, while “Shema Yisrael” is heard in the background.
Though the video is clearly symbolic and not associated with any official Israeli body, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry issued a harsh statement condemning what it called “plans by groups affiliated with Israeli occupation organizations to destroy the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque and replace it with the so-called Temple.”
Calling the video a “dangerous provocation,” the Qatari statement warned of an escalation in regional violence, especially as the war in Gaza continues. It also accused Israel of attempting to alter the “historical and legal status” of Har HaBayis and called on the international community to “hold the occupying power accountable.”
Qatar, which has long aligned itself with the Palestinians, used the opportunity to reiterate its support for a two-state solution and its ongoing rejection of Israel’s control over Yerushalayim. The Gulf nation has been widely criticized for its support of terrorist organizations, including Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as for operating the Al Jazeera network, which has faced bans from both Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Notably, just last week Qatar’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, Sa’oud bin Abd Al-Rahman Al Thani, posted — and then quickly deleted — a tweet saying, “We Are all Hamas,” drawing sharp criticism from around the world. He also deleted an inflammatory 2014 tweet calling on Muslims in Yerushalayim to “rise up” during Operation Protective Edge.
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We daven numerous times each day for this to happen, and a basic belief of Judaism is that this will in fact happen (without getting into the precise sequence of events and different shittos of Rishonim, one way or another the mosque will be removed in a major way, and the Beis HaMikdash will be built there.) Someone made an AI video clip to try to make this concept more tangible for the digital generation, and it upset our ‘friends’ who are helping us ‘negotiate’ with Hamas…
They know it’s real
That’s the Second Beis Hamikdash, not the Third; see Yechezkel 40-42.
It’s amazing that they accuse us of the ones altering history when they have zero history there whatsoever. Nice video it actually gave me chills
Qatar should be thanking Israel by showering it with as much as it gives to American universities for saving that mosque. The Iranians fired missiles at it, the Houthis, Hamas, and others as well. But the Iron Dome intercepted each projectile. They could have let it pass, but did they?
If DJT were President over there, he’d at least remind the world of this, and ask for acknowledgement.
3 weeks left to be offering קרבן פסח שני and 6 weeks left to be עולה לרגל שבועות bringing שתי הלחם, and Of-course יום-ירושלים in 5 weeks [overshadowing Memorial day, this year]
garenteee to bring mashiach pray hashem should give people zechusim for giving you curses. They have good intentions.
Halevai – כִּי אַתָּה ה’ בָּאֵשׁ הִצַּתָּהּ, וּבָאֵשׁ אַתָּה עָתִיד לִבְנוֹתָהּ
an Israeli Yid
T this point of our history, we all have to put all our efforts into more TORAH AND MITZVOHS. Not to pay any attention to what the goyim say or do.
That’s all fine, but the fiery image was not necessary.
For those wondering, there won’t be pesach sheni this year.
איש נדחה ואין צבור נידחין