16 Adar 5786
REMINDER from "Yehudit's Prophecy"...
* North of Israel will burn up from missiles from the Iranian Hizbulla, with the support of Syria.* IDF (Israel Defense Force) reaction will be worthless.* IDF will be very angry with the 'non-government'....Moshiach ben Yosef will arrive to the North. In the beginning, he will not know that he was chosen to be the first savior. He will operate thru his qualifications and thru his love for Am Israel that is embedded in him. He is very pious and has helpers with him. Thru his holy bravery and courage, people of the North as well as others will slowly awaken and want to attach themselves to him and join him.
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Senior Israeli political and defense officials held urgent closed-door discussions in recent days regarding the possibility of an infiltration attempt by Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Force commando unit, Channel 12 reported on Wednesday evening.According to the report, military leaders are preparing for a scenario in which Iran’s Revolutionary Guards might attempt to launch an infiltration operation through Hezbollah—potentially even while IDF forces are already operating at several points inside southern Lebanon.Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz instructed the IDF to take no chances and to operate under the assumption that such a threat could materialize at any moment. The approach reflects lessons drawn from the events of October 7, with the security establishment unwilling to assume that the presence of IDF troops inside Lebanon alone is enough to prevent infiltration attempts.According to the report, even if the likelihood of a large-scale incursion is considered low, the military is preparing to thwart any attempt — even a small, localized infiltration by a limited cell.Following the assessment, a decision was made to significantly reinforce troop deployments. The IDF is increasing the number of soldiers stationed both deeper inside Lebanon and along the defensive perimeter surrounding northern Israeli yishuvim to ensure maximum readiness for direct engagement with enemy forces and to prevent Radwan terrorists from reaching Israeli towns and neighborhoods, chalilah.(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
https://x.com/Toratidf1/status/2029311277336613167
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DeleteA jolting post by Maj. (res.) Dubi Yudkin.
Please read every word:
By order of the Military Advocate General—Maj. Gen. Itai Ohfer
A fighter pilot team was arrested by the Military Police Investigations Unit immediately upon landing in Israel after a strike in Iran.
A flight crew that returned from a complex and deep mission in Iran landed at Ramat David base after hours in the air—still before they could even remove their helmets—Military Police investigators were waiting for them on the runway and detained them.
Not an operational debrief.
Not a talk with the commanders.
Arrest.
The pilots were taken for questioning on suspicion of causing incidental harm to innocent civilians during the strike.
The pilots were immediately suspended from all operational activity until the investigation is complete.
Does this sound logical to you?
I assume for most of you, it sounds utterly inconceivable.
You're probably thinking to yourselves:
Is this how we treat fighters returning from an operational mission?
So here's the thing.
This might not happen to Air Force pilots.
But it does happen to fighters in the Ground Forces.
Since October 7, there have been about 800 fighters and commanders in the Ground Forces who were suspended from operational activity due to Military Police investigations into operational incidents.
Fighters who were in combat.
Commanders who made decisions under fire.
People who led soldiers in battle.
And in recent years, we're talking about an enormous number of about 6,000 suspended fighters over operational incidents…
And I'm one of them.
Maj. (res.) Dubi Yudkin, platoon commander in the reserves, brother of Capt. Israel Yudkin HY"D.
I was suspended from reserves until the year 2049 after nearly two straight years of fighting and reserve duty round after round.
Following a Military Police investigation into an incident in which:
No one was killed.
No one was injured.
And I wasn't even physically present at the scene of the incident.
And still—the investigation drags on.
All the time, they talk to us about "one army."
But the truth must be told:
There's one army for the Air Force and certain branches.
And there's a different army—for the Ground Forces.
The Ground Forces, the backbone of the fighting,
have become the most neglected branch in the IDF.
The most overburdened.
The most exhausted.
And the most exposed to criminal investigations over decisions made under fire.
And the Military Prosecution?
Since the Chief Military Prosecutor took office—almost nothing has been done to stop this fiasco.
Fighters need to know the state has their back when they go into battle.
Because if commanders start thinking first about Military Police investigations—before they think about how to defeat the enemy,
we're in a much bigger problem than we realize…
I call on the MAG to act immediately and stop this disgrace and failure.
That is so scary. May Hashem bless all the Yehudim in the north of the country! May every Jewish neshama in Eretz Yisrael be protected from all evils and may all our sonim be undone (nissim v'niflaot for Am Yisrael)! We must continue with our Tehilim, tzedaka & tefilot!
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Our worst enemy is the third column in our midst because they call themselves Jews and Israelis and they are strategically placed in positions of power... but they've been causing us problems and catastrophes since time immemorial. They were the ones that were behind the incident of the golden calf. They were the instigators and the perpetrators, Bnei Yisroel wasn't actually involved, we were punished for not stopping it. The Erev Rav is and always was our very worst and most dangerous enemy.
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