Steven and Jana Ben-Nun: How Greater Israel could be the key to a One World Government

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The collapse of Syria under President Assad has led to a regime change, allegedly linked to Mossad, marking a significant shift in the Middle Eastern geopolitical landscape.

Experts Steven and Jana Ben-Nun argue that the recent events align with the Oded Yinon Plan, which seeks to establish a "Greater Israel" by dismantling Arab states and establishing Israeli dominance in the Middle East and beyond.

The Greater Israel Project is seen as part of a broader vision to establish a global entity centered in Jerusalem, potentially superseding existing international governance. The Noahide Laws, if globally implemented, could fundamentally alter the religious and cultural landscape, marginalizing non-Jewish beliefs.

The Ben-Nuns suggest that the U.S. government, heavily influenced by Zionist interests, could be undermining its sovereignty through continued support for Israeli expansion and the re-signing of the Noahide Laws by U.S. presidents.

In light of these developments, the Ben-Nuns emphasize the urgent need for protecting free speech, religious liberty and political autonomy to prevent the erosion of democratic principles and fundamental human rights.

Israel's aggressive expansion and geopolitical ambitions have taken a dramatic turn with the recent collapse of Syria under the reign of President Bashar al-Assad. As the dust settles on this regional transformation, a new regime purportedly connected to Mossad, has taken hold. This development represents a significant shift in the Middle Eastern landscape, with far-reaching consequences that could extend well beyond the immediate region.

Steven and Jana Ben-Nun, experts on Israeli affairs and writers for Israeli News Live, said during a recent "Health Ranger Report" interview with Mike Adams that the current progression aligns with the Oded Yinon Plan and the Noahide Laws, ancient blueprints that demand attention in today's complex global arena. The Ben-Nuns, particularly Jana, have dedicated themselves to understanding the intricate web of ideologies and their implications for the future of Israel, the Middle East and potentially the entire world.

The Oded Yinon Plan, first introduced in 1982, outlines a detailed strategy for Israel's expansion and the dismantling of Arab states in the region. This plan, according to Jana, is part of a broader vision that seeks to establish a "Greater Israel Project," a biblical-based rule that aims to dominate the Middle East and beyond. The fall of Syria and the subsequent rise of a regime linked to Mossad serve as crucial milestones in this plan's execution, setting the stage for a series of strategic maneuvers that could unfold in the near future.

"It's going to go on years and years until they have conquered the entire land. They have a certain map and they're following that scenario because they believe it," Jana warned. "They believe according to their religion, which is Talmudic Judaism, they believe that this land belongs to them by divine right, and they will do everything possible."

As the geopolitical landscape shifts, the fallout from these events extends far beyond the borders of the Middle East. The collapse of Syria has left Lebanon in a precarious position, with analysts concerned about the Israel Defense Force's potential access to new attack routes. This concern is heightened by the prevailing sentiment that Israel's expansionist goals could ultimately target Lebanon, further destabilizing the region. (Related: The fall of Syria: A dangerous prelude to war with Iran?)

Greater Israel project threatens democracy and religious freedom

However, the implications of Israel's expansionist agenda extend even further, according to Jana. She argued that the ultimate goal of the Greater Israel Project is not just regional dominance, but the establishment of a global entity centered in Jerusalem. This entity, she suggests, could serve as a single, powerful authority that would replace the current system of international governance, effectively paving the way for a form of one-world government.

Central to this vision is the concept of the Noahide Laws, a set of rules that, if implemented, could fundamentally alter the religious and cultural landscape of the world. Jana continued that these laws, if adopted on a global scale, would not only marginalize non-Jewish religions but also restrict freedom of speech and expression – as parts of the New Testament would be deemed "idolatrous" under the Noahide framework.

The implications for America and other western democracies are alarming, with Jana and Steven arguing that the United States is already under an occupation by Zionist elements. They claimed that the U.S. government, including its Congressional leadership, is increasingly beholden to these interests, as evidenced by their continued support for Israeli expansion and the re-signing of the Noahide laws by every U.S. president since their inception.

In this context, the rhetoric of politicians like Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) who openly supports both abortion restrictions and the arming of Israel, stands out as a clear example of the hypocrisy and subversion of democratic principles at play. According to the Ben-Nuns, the U.S. is being actively complicit in the erosion of its own sovereignty and the establishment of a new world order centered in Jerusalem.

With the current geopolitical climate advancing toward an ever-more centralized authority, the importance of critical thinking and informed debate becomes paramount. The Ben-Nuns' research and insights offer a stark warning, urging individuals to educate themselves and resist the homogenization of belief systems and political control that could ultimately lead to a grave distortion of human rights and freedom.

In the face of this emerging global threat, the fight for free speech, religious liberty and political autonomy is more critical than ever. As the Greater Israel Project unfolds, the struggle to protect these fundamental rights will likely define the contours of global politics for years to come.

Watch the full interview between Steven and Jana Ben-Nun and the Health Ranger Mike Adams below.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.