Imagine if only people under 24 had been allowed to vote in the last U.S. election. Who wins? Kamala Harris… or Bernie Sanders… by a landslide. Same story across the entire West: the younger the voters, the more left-wing and liberal the result.Now flip the map to Israel.If only Israelis 24 and younger had voted in our last election, the winner wouldn’t be the usual centrist or secular-left parties. It would be Itamar Ben-Gvir — the guy who openly calls for rebuilding the Third Temple on the Temple Mount — and he would win in a rout.Yes, you heard that right.While Western youth are sprinting left, Israeli youth are sprinting toward Jerusalem, toward Torah, toward the vision of King David.This is why the world keeps making the same colossal mistake: they look at the current Israeli government and think, “Ah, that’s what the Israeli people want.” Wrong.The heart of this nation — especially the young hearts — has already left “Saul” behind and is marching toward David. The old establishment is still in office, but the soul of the people has moved on.The kids in Tel Aviv cafes, the soldiers on the front lines, the students in yeshivot — a huge and growing wave of them are done with apology tours and international approval. They want sovereignty over our holiest site. They want identity. They want the Temple.The government hasn’t caught up yet, but the nation already has.Never confuse the palace with the people. The real shift is happening on the street, in the army, in the hearts of the next generation.Something biblical is stirring. And it’s only getting started.