Is USA & Israel using Houthis to capture Saudi Arabia for ISRAEL?

Why the Houthis are not bombed by US or Israeli forces? Bab Al Mandeb can be easily bombed by US and freed… but US is doing nothing about it… world’s biggest Oil Depot… and US is not interested… and inexperienced Saudi guys are trying to defend Saudi Arabia.

Or is Israel part of the GREATER ISRAEL PROJECT?… “from the river to the sea” in Greater Israel Project could mean from River Jorden to the Red Sea…. Some people in Israel has always believed that SAUDI ARABIA is the REAL PROMISED LAND.

The Exodus Reimagined:

1. Departure from Goshen

The Exodus begins in the Land of Goshen, the fertile eastern Nile Delta near modern Cairo. Goshen’s location makes it a logical departure point for a mass migration.

2. Crossing the Non‑Existent Gulf of Suez

Moses led the Israelites eastward crossing mainland Egypt using the natural land bridge known as the Isthmus of Suez…. to reach Nuweiba Beach. From here he would see 2 miracles – The parting of the sea & The Pillar of Fire. Both helping their exit from Egypt. This Journey could have taken around 20 days.

(Moses would not have gone to the Red Sea area as it would have been a dead end).

The Suez Canal was created much later by cutting and dredging dry land.

3. Encampment at Nuweiba Beach

The Israelites marched southeast across the Sinai desert, arriving at Nuweiba Beach Egypt (Sinai Peninsula on the Gulf of Aqaba. This was LAST remaining station of Egyptian Territory.

The entire Sinai Peninsula has a deep historical connection to ancient Egypt. From early dynasties onward, the pharaohs treated the peninsula as an extended resource zone and territorial buffer.

So they were not safe here and had to leave this place ASAP.

• Geography: A 7 km wide coastal plain, encircled by mountains with only narrow passes leading in — perfectly matching Exodus 14:3 (“The wilderness has shut them in”).
• Archaeological claims: Explorers such as Ron Wyatt reported coral‑encrusted shapes resembling chariot wheels and bones offshore, though these remain unverified. Granite pillars allegedly marking the crossing have also been claimed.
• Saudi restrictions: On the opposite shore near Jebel al‑Lawz, some identify the true Mount Sinai. Crucially, Saudi authorities have banned and prevented archaeological excavations in this region. Far from weakening the theory, this fuels speculation: if there were nothing to hide, why restrict exploration? For believers in the Nuweiba theory, the ban itself adds credibility by keeping potential evidence locked away.
• Nuweiba Beach Crossing theory – The Nuweiba beach crossing theory proposes that the biblical Exodus crossing of the Red Sea took place at Nuweiba Beach on the eastern coast of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, across the Gulf of Aqaba to Saudi Arabia

4. The Pillar of Fire

As Pharaoh’s army pursued the Israelites through the mountain passes to bring them back as slaves or to kill them. The Israelites were protected by a pillar of fire which burned through the entire night giving light to the Israelites and at the same time the Egyptians couldnt see what the Israelites were doing. The Israelites were making good their escape across the sea… as the Pillar of Fire event occurred simultaneously… with the Parting of the Sea. ( We can imagine that both of this events happend due to tectonic shifting of plates in the Earth).

The Pillar of fire could be explained by natural gas escaping from fissures during tectonic activity, igniting into a towering blaze. This phenomenon would have blocked the Egyptian army, buying time for the Israelites to prepare for the crossing.

5. The Crossing Event

The climax of the narrative is the crossing itself:

• A tectonic shift displaced the water in the Gulf of Aqaba.
• At Nuweiba, a submerged seabed ridge could have been exposed briefly, allowing passage.
• As the seismic displacement reversed, the waters would have rushed back, overwhelming Pharaoh’s army — consistent with the biblical account of chariots and soldiers swallowed by the sea.

6. Jebel al‑Lawz and Jewish Tradition

For Jews who support this theory, Jebel al‑Lawz in Saudi Arabia becomes the true Mount Sinai, where Moses received the Ten Commandments. Reports of a scorched summit, boundary markers, and caves add intrigue, though they remain unverified due to Saudi restrictions. This identification shifts the sacred geography from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula into Arabia, making northwest Saudi Arabia central to the narrative of divine revelation.

7. Archaeology and Restrictions

• Findings along the path: Semitic settlements in Goshen, coral formations offshore Nuweiba, granite pillars, and alleged remains near Jebel al‑Lawz.
• Restrictions: Saudi Arabia’s ban on foreign digs in Tabuk Province prevents independent verification. For believers, this secrecy paradoxically strengthens the theory’s credibility — the idea that suppressed evidence may exist.
• Biblical fit: Nuweiba Beach’s geography — vast plain, encircling mountains, narrow passes — matches the Exodus description better than other proposed sites.

8. Connection to Greater Israel

For some who embrace this theory, the identification of Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia expands the sacred geography of Judaism beyond the traditional borders of Canaan.

In this view, the Greater Israel project — could include parts of northwest Arabia.

So the Quote “FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA” could mean From Jordan River to the Red Sea!!!

✨ Conclusion

This reconstruction ties together:

• Archaeology: Semitic settlement in Goshen, claimed artifacts at Nuweiba, restricted exploration in Saudi Arabia.
• Geology: Tectonic shifts forming the Gulf of Suez and displacing waters in Aqaba.
• Biblical narrative: A vast beach encampment, a pillar of fire blocking the army, and waters collapsing on Pharaoh’s forces.
• Sacred geography: Jebel al‑Lawz as Mount Sinai, linking Arabia to Jewish tradition and, for some, to the vision of Greater Israel.
• Saudi Arabia’s banning and restricting access to these monuments and avoiding research about it… adds to the credibility of this theory rather than taking away credibility of the theory.

So is Israel looking to takeover Saudi Arabia? If these theories are true… do you think Israel will not target Saudi Arabia?