So what did Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy mean exactly when he declared Ukraine will become a “big Israel with its own face” last week? This is an interesting deep dive into Ukraine as the new Israel, and the Heavenly Jerusalem Project.
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So what did Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy mean exactly when he declared Ukraine will become a “big Israel with its own face” last week? This is an interesting deep dive into Ukraine as the new Israel, and the Heavenly Jerusalem Project.
This theory has been functioning for many years in the circles of analysts, experts and also politicians. One of the first to introduce this theory was Henry Kissinger, the secretary of state during the times of President Nixon and Ford, who in 2012 stated that in 10 years there would be no Israel. In short, it looks like the State of Israel will cease to exist in 2022.
The real threat caused the search for a new Promised Land. It was found in Ukraine. Over 1000 years ago, the Khazar state existed on Ukrainian territory, the only state where rabbinical Judaism was the official religion. Jews from all over the medieval world flocked to the Khazarian rabbinate until the tenth century, when the State collapsed. And it is to this land that the originators of the Heavenly Jerusalem project want to resettle. Today it is the Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporovsky, Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odessa oblasts - almost a quarter of Ukraine.
The Heavenly Jerusalem project is endorsed by the mysterious figure of Ukrainian politics, Igor Berkut. Former Soviet soldier, commander of reconnaissance in Afghanistan. After a mysterious scholarship in the United States, he co-owned a Kazakh bank, which he sold to the Russians. Founder of the insignificant party "Great Ukraine". The owner of a Ukrainian, Israeli, Kazakh and most likely Russian passport. And it is he who presents new revelations. About himself in a 2017 TV interview he says the following:
“I just got back from Israel and it was my sixth visit. It turned out brilliant. I have lectured at several universities, in particular in Haifa, in Jerusalem. I was on television. Israel has many problems. One of the main ones is the territory. Of which 60 percent it's a desert. Cities are overcrowded. Very hot climate. There are also serious environmental problems. Israel is lagging behind in cleansing the country. The next problem is the state's environment. 8.5 million Jews live in Israel. And there are 100 million Arabs around Israel. This situation could lead to aggression against Israel. Growing problems make us reflect on the future of this country. This mainly affects the young generation of Jews. They don't see a good perspective. Therefore, in order to develop normally, Israel must find another territory for itself for 200-300 years. It was one of the purposes of my visit to this country […]. This is where the concept of "Heavenly Jerusalem" or "New Jerusalem" comes in. According to my knowledge, this "Heavenly Jerusalem" is located in the south of Ukraine and includes five provinces: Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia, Odessa, Kherson and Mykolaiv [...]. In these lands, a New Jerusalem will be established, which will allow the development of the entire nation of Israel. But it is not every
