Signs of a Global Transformation: Warnings About Israel and the Climate in the Middle East

Cayey, Puerto Rico – July 27, 2023

As part of an in-depth analysis of the current international situation, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos discussed a series of events that, in his view, reflect a large-scale transformation in the history of mankind. His statements focused both on the internal situation in Israel and on the extreme weather events affecting the Middle East, drawing a connection between the two as signs of a larger process currently underway.

Dr. Pérez Matos pointed out that these changes should not be viewed as isolated events, but rather as part of a phase that is beginning gradually, and is destined to evolve into situations of even greater magnitude.

As for Israel, the analysis highlighted the level of social instability the country is currently experiencing, marked by protests and internal tensions that, according to the statements, are unprecedented in recent times:

“Israel, on the other hand, look at all the things that are happening there in Israel, all those protests and everything, which have never happened there in Israel in recent times.”

The assessment also included a direct reference to the climate crisis, particularly to the extreme temperatures recorded in Iran, which were interpreted as a warning of even more severe conditions in the future:

“The sun as well, in Iran, they are saying it has already reached a certain temperature: 150 °F (I think it is), which is about the limit a human being can endure, something like that; the heat is already reaching those levels. But remember that the Scripture says that the sun will give off, will become about seven times hotter. So, imagine, if the sun is like that now, what will it be like in the time of tribulation?! What will come upon the human race is something terrible.”

These statements offer a holistic assessment of the present, in which political, social, and environmental events are interconnected under a single interpretive framework. In this regard, Dr. Pérez Matos emphasizes the need to monitor these processes carefully, recognizing that they are part of a broader structural shift that will affect all of mankind.