I suspect that the only thing that might sway your view is if the prophetic events anticipated both in the Qur'an and the Bible happen in our lifetime. There are reasons for thinking that they may.
I would
acquaint yourself with what might happen from a Biblical perspective, even it you currently think such ideas are groundless speculation based on an inferior Book.
Well, I watched the video, and it was quite interesting for me to understand the opposite perspective, but to be honest, It seemed to me that (the video) was purposefully trying to support Israel's agenda of establishing a state in Jerusalem. There were many wild guesses about who are going to be the enemies of Israel, and Gog and Magog, and the narrator spoke with a weird certainty. I knew Israel is justifying his moves based on some verses in Torah, but I didn't know what exactly they were. I can't deny there is truth in those prophecies, but I don't think Israel named in Book of Ezekiel is the Israel we know. I just can't bring my mind to it that God will defend the people who will kill mercilessly and want to take their land back from the people who just happen to live there as the course of history. Aside from that, Muslims believe that the war of Gog and Magog will happen after Isa (pbuh) has descended on earth, and have different views on who exactly they are. I have a hard time believing that Jesus would run to help the very people that rejected him.
I don't know, and I can be wrong, but I think Israel and the rest of the world are trying so, so hard to force-fulfill these prophecies according to their wishes. I don't think gathering Jews from around the world and establishing a country with the name of Israel by force, and evicting others from their home is the will of God or could even be justified by some verses.
" And recall when We made a covenant with the Children of Israel: “You shall serve none but Allah and do good to parents, kinsmen, orphans and the needy; you shall speak kindly to people, and establish Prayer and give Zakah (Purifying Alms). And yet, except for a few of you, you turned back on this covenant, and you are still backsliders." (2:83)
"And recall when We made a covenant with you, that you shall not shed one another’s blood, and shall not turn out one another from your homelands; you confirmed it, and you yourselves are witnesses to it." (2:84)
"And here you are, killing one another, turning out a party of your own from their homelands, aiding one another against them in sin and enmity, and if they come to you as captives you ransom them although the very act of expelling them was unlawful to you. Do you believe in a part of the Scripture and reject the rest? What else, then, could be the retribution of those among you who do this than that they should live in degradation in the present life, and that on the Day of Resurrection they should be sent to the severest chastisement? Allah is not heedless of what you do." (2:85)
"These are the ones who have bought the present life in exchange for the World to Come. Their chastisement shall not be lightened, nor shall they be helped." (2:86)
Those verses have their own story in Arab's history, but I think that history could possibly be repeated again in a different way, and I don't think God will justify these killings and occupying, even if they are of other religions. If there is a victory, it will be of Jesus, and those who believed in him and his God.