If all that is required for Israeli Jews to be in good standing with God is to establish a theocracy based on an Abrahamic faith based on divinely-revealed scripture - and that can only mean the Torah or the Koran - then why not do it?
If God gave scripture to both Jew and Gentile, then the Torah and the Koran must be complementary, in that one is for Jews and the other for gentiles, because God has divided humanity between Jews and gentiles.
However if the borders of Israel are defined in the Torah, then it means that God intends for Israel to one day expand to its full defined extent. For this to happen with God's blessing, it would have to be a Koran-based theocracy ie sharia which could also be Secular Koranism, a New School of Sharia.
If Jews are supposed to set standards, then their own morals must be higher than that of gentiles and the very least their nation must be is Noahide. However, since Israel is but a colonial outpost of the American Empire that promotes gay marriage all over the world, Israeli Jews must at least be seen to be Noahide and this they can only convincingly demonstrate by establishing a theocracy based on the Koran.
Only the Deadly Sin of Pride prevents them from doing so. A Koran-based theocracy would be far easier on Jews with fewer capital crimes
and help them get Greater Israel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Israel
Imagine how successful Muslims will feel if they can give dawah to the Israelis by selling them Secular Koranism and Greater Israel!
Imagine how quickly the rest of the world would Islamicise itself if Greater Israel is a success!
What I need now is for wealthy Muslims to donate for my dawah to bribe rabbis to declare
1) Islam/Secular Koranism Noahide-observant and therefore to be adopted by Western governments
2) Christianity kaput because it is cursed by God and therefore to be discontinued
This is further explained below.
How my rabbi-only essay writing competition on Secular Koranism would "Noahidise" the world quicker than Chabad
The Arab-Israeli dialogue that would lead to peace in the Middle East
This idea is not really so far-fetched when you think of how European nations who fought two World Wars with each other pooled their sovereignty to become the EU. It is showing some signs of wear and tear after 50 years, but perhaps under an Islamic European Union things will go better after Britain rejoins.
