The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has issued a new prophecy on the ongoing Middle East crisis, predicting that the push for a Palestinian state will face strong resistance from the United States and could ignite wider conflict.
In a recent statement from 00:37 , Ayodele declared, “The Palestinian state, America will not support it. It will take time. That Palestine is going to cause war because Israel, just as I’ve said earlier, they are hard-damaged to take Gaza. And they believe that nothing will happen.”
According to the cleric, Israel’s ongoing posture in Gaza will have far-reaching consequences, stirring unrest that could spill beyond the region. “Baba, that thing will cause war. Amongst these United Nations of a thing, it will cause problems. That’s what the Lord says,” he warned.
Ayodele has long been vocal about geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, often linking them to future instability in international relations. In his latest warning, he suggested that the current standoff between Israel and Palestinian groups is not just a localized dispute but a flashpoint with potential to affect the global order.
The cleric’s comments come amid renewed violence in Gaza and mounting international debates over a two-state solution. While many countries have expressed support for Palestinian statehood, the United States has maintained a cautious stance, with Washington consistently emphasizing Israel’s security concerns.
Analysts say Ayodele’s prophecy reflects growing fears that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the stalled peace process could escalate into a broader confrontation, especially as diplomatic channels remain strained. His remarks also underscore concerns that divisions within the United Nations over the issue could undermine the body’s ability to mediate effectively.
“The world must understand that unresolved issues like Gaza are not dormant; they are time bombs,” Ayodele stressed. “When powerful nations take sides without seeking lasting peace, the repercussions will shake more than just the Middle East.”
