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Israel: Spring & Summer 2026

Israel: Spring & Summer 2026

This post is regarding astrological predictions for Israel during Spring-Summer 2026 seasons (late March 2026 to late September 2026 period). It is available to read to all subscribers for reading, including those who subscribe for free. In case you are not yet subscribed, you may do so here.

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Region in focus: Israel

General validity period: late March 2026 to late September 2026 (around 20 Mar 2026 to 23 Sep 2026)

Season of focus: Northern Hemisphere Spring (late Mar 2026 to late Jun 2026)

Date when this prediction is being published: 20 Mar 2026


PREDICTIONS

Notes:

(1) It is strongly recommended to also read the long-term predictions for the country, which can be accessed on a dedicated page for long-term predictions, here.

(2) My Winter 2025-26 predictions for Israel, made for 21 Dec 2025 to 20 Mar 2026 period, were by and large successful. However, a key prediction therein remains not possible to verify at this stage: "Death of someone who once held or still holds power or of someone with great heft in society, or someone very wealthy. The ruler or some very high official cannot be ruled out. It could be an assassination. If an assassination, it may have been planned by or in another country (most probably a far-located country)." The current status of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is unknown: is he safe and intact, or injured, or dead? Was my prediction wrong, right, or partially right? Some Netanyahu videos have come out, including that of a press conference on March 19, but given that he's not seen by the people, and even in the press conference video the press is not seen at all, one cannot say if those are real videos or AI-manipulated videos. In general, I abhor conspiracy theories, but in wartime, anything is possible.

And now for the predictions for the late March 2026 to late September 2026 period:

  • A period of strong calamities, especially fires, airstrikes and explosions. Collapse of buildings and other structures is high, and there can be a significant number of casualties. There could be incidents leading to the deaths of prominent writers or journalists, or of the young (children, teens). Within this period, 5-14 April, 6-10 July, 18-22 July and 15-18 August look strongly malefic subperiods.
  • The country is engaged in fierce war. There may be very strong tensions with ally United States.
  • The ruler or the ruling government is highly unpopular, and their stay in power is uncertain. An assassination by a disgruntled local or a hit by foreign forces is highly likely.
  • Death of prominent member(s) of the elites, which causes much discussion in the country.
  • There may be strong, expensive losses to the country's naval and air forces. The navy, in particular, may bear strong losses and/or require strong expenditure.
  • The country has now entered a more than a decade-long period, overall, in which it may receive several setbacks in military conflicts and wars.
  • Spring 2026 may see some very strong spells of rain.

For possible critical dates specific to the country, see the Critical Dates page. Predictions for some other Middle Eastern countries can be found here: Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye. And United States predictions are here.

Note: Regularly updated lists of some of my successful predictions in the past can be found here. They include Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination and U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, popular unrest in Iran, Brown University and Bondi Beach mass shootings, India's trade troubles with the U.S. and worsening economy, the Twelve-Day War, the timing of India's missile strikes on Pakistan, the death of Pope Francis, Trump win, Japanese, French, Indonesian, Thai and South Korean politics in the recent past, several elections correctly called, and numerous earthquakes, accidents and other disasters (such as the UPS plane crash in Kentucky, the Switzerland, Hong Kong, Dhaka, and Ōita fires, or the Japan, Shigatse, and Kamchatka big earthquakes).

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