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"The three parallel stories are three decscriptions of a sequence that is taking place right now, one of Israel's leaders, one of Gods stand towards Jordan (Edom), and one of Gods stand towards Israel.

That is Ezekiel 34, 35 and 36. (Do a Freeper search on title "Prophecy Today" to find a series of Articles I wrote on the subject.) These Prophecies play out the battle for the West Bank. Here is the kicker, I think Ezekiel 37, and then Ezekiel 38 are sequential events that follow the completion of the "West Bank" events.

In short, When the West Bank events are over, they trigger the "Great Return" of Ezekiel 37, and the Massive immigration and strengthing of Israel triggers the Attack by Russia and the Muslims from the North."

Could be, although I am of the opinion the Great Return as you mention has already happened. All the scriptures mention gathering the Israelites from the nations. It seemed the catalyst was the holocaust of WWII and formation of the Jewish state in 1948. You may be right, I don't know. Either way, the world seems like a very strange, scaring yet exciting play doesn't it? I await the promise of a better world after the major correction or what some call the end times.

Well, that is the interesting part of Ezekiel 34,35,36. They are all half way completed, but 37 comes after. Now here is an odd clue that may be very significant. Three times in 36 God states Israel will return, once he says "Israel, all of Israel".

The Jews were not called Israel, they were called Judah, Israel was the ten tribes of the North. Ezekiel 37 speaks about the dry bones being drawn together and being made flesh, and being given life again. The Jews were never "dead and scattered". They always had their identity. It is the ten tribes that are dead and scattered.

I realize this is very controversial, but what if it is the Ten Tribes that are to return in the "Great Aliah"?
It would make a lot of sense, but on the other hand, no sense, for how could God accomplish it?

I am willing to wait and see...