I will say this in my peace essay:

The building of Jewish Third Temple in Jerusalem however is a very different matter: it would be a real-world, and not an imaginary, event if it occurs. Amazingly, there is a very real possibility that the Third Temple might be able to be peacefully built in the foreseeable future at a site next to the sacred Islamic Dome of the Rock in the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound / Temple Mount in Jerusalem if the appropriate Islamic religious authorities and the State of Jordan approve it. This may provide some unique, unanticipated beneficial impacts to the peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians in the Holy Land which I will explain later in this essay. And of course the building of the Third Temple would be a delight to both the Orthodox Jews who are currently planning to build it and the many millions of Evangelical Christians in the world who want it built as well for entirely different reasons related to their hoped-for prophesied eschatological heavenly salvation in the Rapture which may, but much more likely may not, occur as prophesied.

Goodwill and cooperation between all of the world's religions is obviously necessary to help bring enduring sustainable peace to the Holy Land.

• José María Cavazos Gómez, philosopher