Dream - The concerns of Zionist Israel about the end times apparently have a strong foundation. This arises in conjunction with their knowledge of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad about the fate of the Jewish people before the Day of Judgment. To protect the Jewish people, Israel actively plants the Gharqad Tree as their hiding place in the situation of the end times war. In the Quran, the Children of Israel (Jews) are indeed described as a rebellious people, unwilling to face challenges, stubborn, and often hide the truth and commit acts of disobedience against the Prophets.

From Abu Hurairah RA, the Messenger of Allah SAW said: "The Day of Judgment will not come until the Muslims fight the Jews, and the Muslims will kill them to the point that every Jew will hide behind stones and trees, and the stones and trees will say: 'O Muslim, O servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.' Except for the Gharqad tree, for it is a Jewish tree." (Narrated by Bukhari and Muslim)

Two authors of the book "The Road to Martyrs Square: A Journey into the World of the Suicide Bomber" Anne Marie Oliver and Paul F Steinberg recount their experiences during research in Palestine and Israel to trace the existence of the Gharqad tree. Both of them conducted interviews with several Hamas leaders and traveled to Israel to investigate the Gharqad tree and the Jewish belief in it. Anne Marie Oliver and Paul F Steinberg convey that according to the Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad, one day the Muslim community will engage in battle with the Jewish community. In this end-time conflict, all parties will provide information about the hiding places of the Jews, and even the stones will speak, except for the Gharqad tree.

The Gharqad tree is known as the "Jewish tree". Anne Marie Oliver and Paul F Steinberg then traveled to Israel. When asked about the Gharqad tree, the Jewish people smiled while looking serious, as if a great secret had been revealed. Anne Marie Oliver and Paul F Steinberg obtained various versions of the Gharqad tree from the information they obtained from the Jewish people in Israel. Some mentioned that the Gharqad tree can be found at the Jaffa gate, while others believed that the Gharqad tree is just a bush, and there are even those who consider the Gharqad tree to be a mere metaphorical symbol.