I just want to say a quick word about what happened in Bnei Braq today. (If you don't know what I am talking about, you can see here, here, here or here.)
I'm not going to argue point by point what should or should not be done or condemn who said or did what and why. Just be aware of the following...
The girls claim they asked their commanders not to send them, but they were sent anyway. One thought if she wore a skirt over her pants it would be acceptable, one did and one didn't. It seems more like the concern of the public was more about the initial story, that they were there to hand out draft notices, not that it was women. Then, the story changed and now the claim was that they were sent to do a welfare check on a fellow soldier.
Clearly, this was staged with the intent to cause a provocation. and if it could be couched in the guise of hunting down female soldiers, all the better for the optics! The girls were completely unhurt, by the way, but, of course, that does not prevent the media from telling the public that murder was only inches away. On the other hand, the same cannot be said for what the border police did to a chareidi woman who lives in Bnei Braq - no explanation available.
Following are several other points of interest that have come out today, some directly related, others not, but still important...
Former PM Naftali Bennett runs to Bnei Brak to make election video. NOTE: Bennett was only able to form a government by partnering with Arab Jew-haters:“A significant event occurred in Israel. Here, in the heart of the country in Bnei Brak — not in Ramallah — a violent mob chased after IDF female soldiers, humiliated them and tried to lynch them. Not in Shechem, not in Ramallah — here in Bnei Brak, against our soldiers. [It goes on...]
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Regardless of what the "real story" is, this was an incredible Chilul Hashem. I don't care what the nations of the world think, but what other Jews think.
ReplyDeleteYou should be caring most what Hashem thinks. I agree that it was "Chilul Hashem", but it was on the part of those who ill-used the soldier girls, just like they did on Oct. 7th. Those who sent them in there to provoke a drastic reaction. The entire battle with these people is chillul Hashem. They want to rid themselves and the rest of the world of Hashem and His covenant. Look at every so-called leader who cried "chillul Hashem", "this is not Torah" and "leave our camp." And those who say "all her paths are peace." Pinchas was rewarded with Hashem's covenant of peace for killing those who breached the sanctity of the klal and provoked the nation and Hashem with a deed meant to result in a conflagration. How is this any different? Send in the (Midiyanite) girls!
DeleteIf you believe jew haters, they will portray the current state of israel or even jews just being alive as the most horrendous crimes, and therefore chillulei Hashem. Don't believe what they say. It is total lashon hara and moti shem ra.
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It was a great and long awaited kiddush Hashem. Finally, the Charedi world, after decades of vilification and abuse at the hands of the Erev Rav haters, stood up and said "enough!"
ReplyDeleteG-d bless every last good Jew who took to the street to deliver the message.
May we see this often and with greater intensity, until the removal of the memshelet zadon min haaretz.
Dean Maughvet
More evidence against the IDF...
ReplyDeleteIDF General Staff Order on Chareidi Integration Exposed: “The IDF Is Not Prepared to Give Up”