You have completely missed the point. Israel DID NOT EXIST if you go back 50 odd years. Everything has happened within the past 100 years which led up to the creation of Israel, and more recently it being armed to the teeth. It is now that the hadith (sayings) of the prophets can be understood more clearly.
Israel will soon take over as the ruling state in the world, everything has been leading up to that point. Do you not see that all the things that Jesus Christ (the Messiah) was suppose to have done, is happening now before our very eyes and the jews are accepting it and believing it as validating their claim to truth. They rejected the true Messiah but are accepting this current Israel which is an imposter.
The actual man himself, can not be far off. The system is all in place.
The intention of this modern godless 'system' is to deceive mankind into rejecting the true messiah. People have been made spiritually/internally blind. You do not necessarily need to follow or believe in anyone, in order to reject truth.
I hate to say it, but you do sound an awful lot like one of those zealots who adorns my door from time to time. Your attitude seems to be one of not merely that what I/others believe in/dont believe in is different....but that it is wrong. I always get very suspicious of folks who adamantly and fervently belief that what they think is right and others are wrong. For me its one step away from fanaticism and we've all too often seen how dangerous that attitude can be.
Hopefully I've merely misread your posts , I do find myself wondering just what will happen if "the actual man himself" doesnt turn out to be imminent. If all simply passes without any divine event. Its the same curiosity that made me wonder what would happen if the Y2K calamity didnt happen and more topically what those proponents of the 2012 "prophecy" will do if that also doesnt happen.
I have no troubles with people having beliefs, I do however get my trouble-sense tingling once said people begin "preaching" at me and insinuating that what they think is right and what I think is wrong. Its interesting that so much about religion is built upon the idea that the "user" is in some way special and different to others, interesting to me because many scams in many avenues of life work on the exact same principal of making the "user" feel they are special. (not saying that religion is a scam, thats up to the individual to decide, just saying its an interesting parallel in my mind)