Blood Moons And The Fate Of Israel with Donny Lim

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A blood red moon is one of the oldest omens in the sky. But what does it mean when four of them arrive in just two years?

A tetrad of total lunar eclipses is a rare phenomenon — some centuries pass without a single one. Yet when blood moon tetrads have fallen on Jewish holidays, they have coincided with some of the most consequential moments in the history of the Jewish people: the expulsion from Spain in 1492, the end of the First Arab-Israeli War in 1949, and the Six-Day War and reunification of Jerusalem in 1967.

Now, in 2025 and 2026, we've seen three consecutive total lunar eclipses — with a fourth lunar eclipse of roughly 93% totality on the way, forming a near-tetrad of blood moons.

In this episode, astrologer Dan Waites is joined by Singapore-based astrologer Donny Lim, who has been tracking the deep history of blood moon eclipses and their uncanny relationship with Jewish history and the fate of Israel.

Together they unpack the tetrads of the past, the mechanics of eclipses falling on Passover and Sukkot, what the current near-tetrad may be signalling for Israel and the wider Middle East — and where things might be heading in the coming years.

Is the blood moon pattern a genuine celestial signature written across Jewish history? And if the pattern is real, what should we expect next?

Join World Astrology Report as we journey into the past to understand the present and the future.