Jerusalem — In a speech marking the 100th day of the Gaza war, Hamas spokesman Abu Ubaida made an unexpected statement. He accused Jews of bringing “red cows” to the Holy Land, linking them to the conflict in Israel.
These cows, known as red heifers, now graze in a secret location in the West Bank. Some people believe they are important for rebuilding the Jewish temple in Jerusalem and for bringing about the Messiah.
The origins of this scenario trace back nearly 2,000 years, when the ancient Romans destroyed Jerusalem’s last temple. The Book of Numbers states that a red heifer with no marks or imperfections is required for the temple’s reconstruction.

Yitshak Mamo, from Uvne Jerusalem, played a pivotal role in bringing these cows to Israel. He explained that locating these special cows took years and led him to Christian ranchers in Texas.

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In a surprising turn, The Simpsons once aired an episode that seems oddly similar to the current situation with the red cows. The episode, named ‘Apocalypse Cow,’ aired in 2008. Although not identical, it’s fascinating to consider. Some speculate whether The Simpsons possess a talent for foreseeing events, or if it’s merely a chance. After all, the show has made some eerily accurate predictions in the past. Whether it’s genuine foresight or simply clever storytelling, the idea of cows causing unexpected events resonates with what’s happening now.

While some people see these cows as pets, they are meant for a solemn purpose. They are to be slaughtered on an altar overlooking the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem as part of a temple-rebuilding ceremony.
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However, the temple’s location is now occupied by the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque, two important Islamic sites. Many Jewish activists want to reconstruct the temple, but this concept is controversial and might worsen regional tensions.

At the same time, across the United States, certain evangelical Christians hold the belief that the red heifers symbolize the second coming of Christ. They see them as a symbol of Jesus’ blood and eagerly await the temple’s reconstruction.
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Even though there’s a wish for peace, conflicts persist in the Middle East. Yitshak Mamo acknowledges the worries but asserts that the cows aren’t the reason for the violence. He stresses the importance of mutual understanding and peace among everyone.
