We all know that the enemy within is the hardest one to fight because they pretend to be our brothers and the Torah commands us to love our brothers and to establish unity among us. The true hard fact is that any goy can be Israeli, so unless it's an Israeli Jew, no brotherhood bond exists. And even among those who claim to be Jews, according to the Torah, if they are living in rebellion to the Torah, they forfeit the bond of brotherhood until they repent and rejoin us. The simple hard fact is that only the Torah unites us.
All that said, it brings us to the hardest test of our exile. We have among us a hybrid group who have one foot in the Torah world and the other in the Secular Zionist world (i.e. the Religious Zionist/Judeo-Chr*stian). Many Erev Rav souls have taken up residence in this group in order to mislead the weak but faithful Jews. In my experience, they are identifiable - especially in these final days of our galut - by their antipathy toward their Torah-true brothers (chareidim) and their expressions of real affection for some of the worst goyim (Chr*stian Zionists) that exist in the world.
We need to separate ourselves from them, but that is what makes this the hardest part of our test in these days, because a very great many good, loyal and faithful Jews are inadvertently caught up in it. We need to bring them out from the Zionist trap, too, if we can.
Somebody keeps telling me that nobody is perfect and that includes the Gedolim of the Torah world, but it is they who are the best that we have to choose from for leadership. The Religious Zionist camp is so infiltrated by "geulah rabbis" teaching about Mashiach who are not just pushing but driving the New World Order agenda within the Jewish people in Eretz Yisrael.
As soon as you hear the words "house of prayer for all nations," or declarations that Chr*stianity is not idolatry, or that our mission in this world is to spread Torah to the nations (i.e. missionary Judaism), these are solid clues to the real identity and allegiance of the person saying them. We know that at the End of Days "most of the rabbis will be from the Erev Rav." That doesn't mean some of them, just like us, may not have gotten innocently caught up in error. But it is also true that the majority of the rabbis spreading these errors all over the internet identify as religious Zionists.
Only the chareidi world has been safe from massive infiltration up until now because 1) they never fell into the idolatry of the State-worshipers; 2) they held strongly to da'at Torah from established gedolim who were already reaching to 100 years of life; and, 3) they remained disconnected from the internet.
This explains why their entire community has been under massive attack from the Zionist Powers That Be: 1) Serve the State rather then God; 2) Disobey da'at Torah and join the IDF, listen to women sing and mix with the opposite gender, or sit in prison; 3) COVID measures imposed cell phone usage and internet access.
Do they have their own problems, sure they do. After all, as I am frequently advised, none of us are perfect, but some are more perfect than others and perfection is measured by how connected we are to the Torah truth. Those who know it best have the best chance for success in defeating this internal enemy.
The problem, as always, is in how to convince our true brothers of who and what the problems are and convincing them to do something to fix it!!
(To be continued...)
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