Prophetic Insight Into the holy land, the great tribulation or Jacobs trouble that coming

In the tapestry of biblical prophecies, The book of Revelation 13 serves as a pivotal moment, in the history of Israel,
A sign signaling the commencement of the last three and a half years of the tribulation, an event intricately woven into Daniel's intricate 70-week prophecy.
According to these profound revelations, the Antichrist, the orchestrator of this malevolent saga,
will initiate a seven-year pact with many, ushering in an illusion of peace.
Yet, at the midpoint of this period, he will ruthlessly halt the sacred sacrifices and offerings in the temple.
This will pave the way for the heinous act that defiles the temple in Jerusalem.
This tribulation spans a total of seven years, meticulously divided into two halves, each enduring three and a half years.
Amidst this chaos, God bestows authority upon the iconic figures of Moses and Elijah, the same luminaries who graced the Transfiguration Mount in Matthew 17.
These two witnesses, infused with divine power, will prophetically guide humanity for precisely 1260 days, mirroring the duration of three and a half years.
However, their mission is tragically cut short as they succumb to the murderous onslaught of a monstrous entity emerging from the abyss.
After this initial 1260-day period, the Antichrist's confidence swells, leading him to commit the abomination of desolation in the temple.
This vile act not only shatters the fragile peace but also ushers in the second and final chapter of the tribulation, known as Jacob’s trouble.
With this breach, the Antichrist ascends to unprecedented heights of malevolence,
assuming the mantle of history's most dreadful ruler to ever live on planet earth.
The first half of the tribulation paints a deceptive picture, portraying the Antichrist as a harbinger of peace, sealing a seven-year treaty.
However, as the seven seals of Revelation are broken, chaos ensues, forcing the Antichrist into a desperate scramble to restore order.
Amidst this tumultuous period, the Antichrist mercilessly snuffs out the lives of the two witnesses,
and desecrates the holy sanctuary, violating the peace treaty that had been established for seven years.
His wrath then turns towards the Jewish people, with a genocidal intent to annihilate every last Jew in Israel.
In Revelation, Chapter 12, verse 6 reveals Israel, represented as a woman, preparing to give birth to Jesus, the world's savior.
It says, the woman fled into the wilderness to a place prepared for her by God, where she might be taken care of for 1,260 days.