[SchrödingersCat]

The real question remains. Was the collapse an omen?

Note: It was first reported in Israeli and Western Presses that it was the Islamic Museum Wall. Interestingly, the Arab press says it was the Al-Asqa Mosque wall. Do the structures share a wall or are the Arabs lying to exaggerate the claim?

Let's see if we can get the response time to this in under one minute, too. Eyes and ears, people. I will be checking.

[goldstategop]

I don't know. But anything happening on Temple Mount close to the birthday of the world would have a supernatural connotation to it. I guess we'll find out over the coming weeks and months what this all means.

[SJackson]

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[Gargantua]

There are no "omens", though there are many known signs of the End Times.

I say this because, in the history of Mankind, there have been thousands upon thousands of published works containing predictions about the future, but only one work that has yet to err despite the many hundreds of predictions and prohecies contained in it.

That work is the inspired and perfect Word of God, The Holy Bible.

[RightWhale]

the Arab press says it was the Al-Asqa Mosque wall.

The Arab press wouldn't exaggerate. Would they jump on such exiguous info?

[Constantine XIII]

I think that Schrodinger's sense of humor might be out to lunch. :p