Late TB Joshua's prophecy about a possible Iran and Israel war resurfaces in 2024

On the Internet, a futuristic prophecy attributed to the late Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua, also referred to as TB Joshua, has come to light. According to OpaPost, amid tension between Iran and Israel, the late TB Joshua’s prophecy has come to light again.

Iran launched 120 ballistic missiles, 30 cruise missiles, and 170 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on Israel on April 14, 2024. Israel’s defense system intercepted the missiles, and no casualties were reported.
But according to the rediscovered prophecy of TB Joshua, the founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), the friction he envisioned between Iran and Israel would be beyond anything that has ever been seen.

“Pray for the nation Iran. I am seeing a tension between Iran and Israel; a tension of I want to fight, I want to fight. If that should happen, it will be very serious than any other one you have ever witnessed.

“We should not stop praying, because a break in prayer, war will start,” the late prophet exclaimed in the now trending video.

Attack puts Iran and Israel on the verge of war as leaders call for restraint

On Sunday, Iran launched a direct and unprecedented strike on Israel, putting the two countries on the verge of war.

Fearing that an all-out war might spread throughout the Middle East, leaders from all around the world appealed for a deescalation.

The Security Council is being urged to deftly defuse the situation in the Middle East by UN Secretary-General António Guterres, following Iran’s direct attack on Israel in response to an alleged Israeli strike.

“The Middle East is on the brink,” Guterres told a special session of the body in New York. “The people of the region are confronting a real danger of a devastating full-scale conflict.

“Now is the time to defuse and de-escalate. Now is the time for maximum restraint.”

A day after Tehran’s aerial attack, Israel requested and had the extraordinary meeting called.

“We have a shared responsibility to work for peace, Guterres told the Security Council. Neither the region nor the world can afford more war”.

On Sunday, U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of the seven major democratic industrialized nations (G7) vehemently denounced Iran’s strike and reaffirmed their unwavering support for Israel’s security.

“With its actions, Iran has further stepped toward the destabilisation of the region and risks provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation. “This must be avoided,’’ they said in a statement.

Iran launched 170 unmanned missiles and over 30 cruise missiles, but none of them made it to Israel, according to the Israeli military, which claims it repulsed the strike.

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The Iranian drone and missile attack on Israel was characterized as an unprecedented offensive that was responded with an unparalleled defense by Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Daniel Hagari.

“This is the first time that such a coalition worked together against the threat of Iran and its proxies in the Middle East’’, he remarked about Israel’s collaboration with foreign friends to shoot down the rockets.

The United States, together with allies France, Great Britain, and others, took the lead on this.

“We are still on high alert and assessing the situation.

“Over the last few hours, we approved operational plans for both offensive and defensive actions,’’ Hagari stated.

Israel has received a military warning from Iran’s National Security Council in reaction to the retaliatory strikes.

The portal Nur News cited a statement from the Council as saying, “If the Zionist regime wants to continue its malice against Iran, it will receive a response at least ten times greater than the recent attack.”

The statement went on to say that Iran had limited its retaliation for Israel to attacking military installations—a reference to the direct aerial strike that had taken place the day before.

Iran launched “Operation Truthful Promise” on April 1 in retaliation for an airstrike on its Damascus embassy premises.

Along with others, the two generals were slain. Israel has not denied that it was responsible for the attack and is thought to have carried it out.

While there was only minor property damage in Israel, a 7-year-old Bedouin girl suffered significant injuries in the Negev desert, and Israeli and regional airspace reopened on Sunday morning.

Even nevertheless, Israeli President Isaac Herzog declared war on the attack.

Foreign Minister Israel Katz stated yesterday in an interview with the Israeli army radio station that Israel is currently carefully evaluating its next course of action.

“We have said: if Iran attacks Israel, we will attack Iran. And this commitment is still valid,’’ Katz stated.

Also according to the CNN, Israel has vowed to ‘exact a price’ even though it is still weighing its response at the moment.

Some in Israel demanded a coalition from the area to oppose Iran.

Benny Gantz, a member of Israel’s war cabinet, stated on Sunday that Iran would be forced to pay the price for its attack on Israel whenever and whenever it suits us.

On Sunday, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s statement that “we shot down, we slowed down. Together we will win,” the military cabinet of Israel was considering how to react. We’ll succeed together, according to his post on X.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued a warning against counterattacks, claiming that Israel had learned a lesson from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).

Commander Hussein Salami declared, “We carried out an operation of limited scope and size against the Zionist regime.”

He added the IRGC had made the decision to approach Israel in a different way going forward.

“This new equation means that from now on, whenever the Zionist regime attacks our interests, properties, individuals and citizens, we will retaliate from the Islamic Republic of Iran,” he declared.

Iran has so far mostly depended on non-state actors that are affiliated with it in Arab nations.

Western leaders denounced the incident, including French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.

Beijing expressed its profound concern about the Middle East turmoil, breaking its relative silence.

During their phone conversation, Biden denounced the assault and reiterated Washington’s “ironclad commitment” to Israel’s security.

Scholz, who is presently in China, denounced the attack and German parliamentarians pledged their support for Israel.

In addition to discussing potential fresh sanctions against Iran, specifically related to its drone and missile programs, Von der Leyen stated that the G7 would persist in its attempts to stabilize the situation.

Tuesday’s meeting of EU foreign ministers is scheduled to discuss how to further stabilize the situation.