If Yishmael is entitled to 13 centuries of rule over Eretz Yisrael, how did the Crusaders manage to intervene for 88 years, and how did the British manage to intervene for more than 30 years, until the State of Israel? Yishmael was too eager and grabbed power from Edom in 4398, 10 years before the proper time. Yishmael had to repay the stolen time to Edom's twelve tribes, in twelve-fold measure, with 120 years of his 13 centuries. Therefore, according to Din, the count of the 13 centuries continued during the Crusaders' and British times, and the State of Israel arose in 5708. Note that the Crusaders' and British dominations do not exactly add up to 120 years. Again, one year is left for Gog.
Now, Yishmael may not accept the Din, and demand compensation for Edomite rule during his time. Lifnim MiShurat HaDin, compensation must be granted to Yishmael for the Crusaders' 88 years, though not for the British period, as England left Har Moriah in Yishmael's hands. Therefore, Yishmael must be granted a degree of control over Har Moriah until 5786, 1388 years after he took Yerushalayim. Note the symmetry: Year 5786 is 78 years after 5708. Year 4408 is 78 years after the birth of the founder of Islam.
Now, also Edom may argue and say that if Yishmael gets compensation for 88 years of Edomite rule, compensation is also due for the 104 years of Hashmonean sovereignty over Eretz Yisrael during Edom's time. According to Din, Edom's case can be dismissed, as the 104 years have already been taken into account, and years of the Crusaders and the British exceed the years of the Hasmoneans. However, since Yishmael was judged Lifnim Mishurat HaDin, Edom must be judged similarly. Therefore, Edom is granted a degree of control over Yisrael in Eretz Yisrael, until 104 years after the British conquest of Yerushalayim, which occurred on the 24th day of the nineth month, Kislev. What remains then is only the year of Gog.
צב
