Is it unusual for Jews to follow a non-Jewish religion?
No, it is not unusual for Jews to embrace something other than Judaism. A famous Jew was a Muslim, which demonstrates this pattern. Such a conversion has occurred. It is therefore not unprecedented; the coming one-world religious leader could be an apostate Jew.
Les explains that it is not unusual for Jews to embrace something other than Judaism. He cites reading about a famous Jew who was a Muslim as an example. This connects to his teaching that the coming one-world religious system will be satanically inspired and headed by a false prophet, who could very easily be an apostate Jew. Les emphasizes that just because something is a religion does not mean it is godly; it can be a satanic organization under the guise of religion. This system will be worldwide, supported by the government of the Antichrist, and will have tremendous power over the everyday individual. He notes this pattern of religious conflict is nothing new, as even in the Old Testament the pagan, idolatrous world made life miserable for the true people of God.