This month, Israeli religious authorities plan to conduct the long-awaited red heifer sacrifice, an ancient ritual directly linked to the rebuilding of the Third Temple and the fulfillment of end-times prophecy. A massive white altar is currently under construction in Jerusalem’s Old City, preparing for a ceremony unseen since the time of Moses. The ritual is expected to shake the religious and geopolitical landscape, as it takes place on the highly contested Mount of Olives, just across from the volatile Temple Mount—home to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock, two of Islam’s holiest sites. In 2022, five perfect red heifers were flown into Israel from Texas. At the time, they were too young for sacrifice. But now, in 2025, they have reached the required age. Yitshak Mamo, speaking to CBN, confirmed that qualified rabbis have already been trained for the ceremony, and the land designated for the sacrifice is fully prepared. This ancient rite, described in the Book of Numbers, involves burning the heifer and using its ashes for purification—a crucial step, according to Jewish tradition, before construction of the Third Temple can begin.