ed note–we’ve said it many times before, ladies and Gentile-men, and we’ll say it again–Our ‘Jewish problem’ isn’t Jewish at all, it’s Gentile.
The evidence that Israel knew about the impending attacks on Oct. 7th that have unleashed the very same destructive forces of Armageddon/WWIII that Torah Judah-ism says must take place prior to Israel’s ascendency as the new HQ of the New World Order is so overwhelming that at this point it falls into the ‘duuuh’ category, and yet, despite all of this, one has to search daily with a fine-toothed comb in finding any commentary on this fact, including in those media outlets that are institutionally devoted to covering the Palestinian situation.
As we have said before, ISRAEL KNEW, and yet, the discussion/exploration of this important fact in understanding what is happening today, and–just as importantly, if not moreso–what will be happening tomorrow, gets little to no discussion–WHATSOEVER.
Exactly WHY this phenomenon exists is difficult to say. Some argue ‘SAS’, i.e. ‘short attention span’, whereas others argue that it is due to the institutionalized fear existing within Gentiledom of being tarred as ‘conspiracy theorists’
Whatever the case may be, what it does indicate beyond any shadow of doubt is that the Gentiles do not have what it takes to win in this life-or-death contest, whereas the Jews–who understand the importance that themes, concepts, and language play in fighting any informational war–do.
Times of Israel
Minister of Knesset Nissim Vaturi, who has frequently made headlines for shocking statements about Israel’s war against Hamas, on Tuesday found a silver lining to the terror group’s grisly October 7 attack in which some 1200 Israelis were killed and 240 kidnapped.
‘We were always meant to fight this war against Hamas, as is happening now, and luckily for us, Oct. 7th came from the heavens,’ Vaturi, a deputy Knesset speaker representing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party, said during an interview with the Knesset Channel.
‘With all the grief — and there’s a lot of grief — about October 7, if the attack wasn’t only from the south, and rather a coordinated attack on multiple fronts, we’d be in an even worse situation,’ added Vaturi, evoking attacks such as the one that started the 1973 Yom Kippur War, which saw Israel caught off Egyptian troops surging across the Suez Canal and Syrian soldiers breaking through the Golan Heights.
Stressing that Israel needs to be ‘constantly fighting terror,’ Vaturi added his assessment that the fight against Hamas in Gaza, where Israel launched a wide-scale military campaign against the terror group after the October 7 onslaught, ‘won’t end, definitely not in the coming year.’
Vaturi’s assessment was in line with comments earlier Tuesday by Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who vowed Israel would punish Hamas over its brutal October 7 attacks, ‘whether it takes months or years.’
Vaturi was temporarily banned from Facebook in mid-November, after he wrote ‘burn Gaza now’ in a social media post. Those comments came after the war cabinet approved the entry of two trucks of fuel per day to prevent the collapse of the sewage treatment system, which risked a mass disease outbreak.
He was also sanctioned by the Knesset’s Ethics Committee the following week for falsely accusing two Arab Israeli MKs of supporting Hamas.
I truly believe that we have reached the point where Israel does not need to create a patsy or carry out a false flag event to further their ‘greater Israel’ expansion. They have gotten away with so many things for decades with no accountability that the political ‘right wing’ leaders of Torah based Judaism have realized that their “brand” has won.