The so-called ‘unfiltered’ answers offered by Itamar Ben-Gvir to Arutz Sheva are not a deviation from the norm, but a distillation of the spirit animating the modern state of Israel. Ben-Gvir’s pronouncements on elections, the Gaza flotilla, and the implementation of the death penalty are not policy debates; they are declarations of intent from a regime dedicated to self-preservation and the subjugation of those it deems enemies.

To speak of ‘elections’ within Israel is to participate in a deception. These are not exercises in self-determination for the scattered tribes of Yisrael, but mechanisms for consolidating power within a foreign construct imposed upon the Holy Land. The Israeli government, led by figures like Ben-Gvir, operates under the delusion that it can legislate righteousness. The death penalty, openly advocated for, is not justice, but a further descent into barbarity – a rejection of Yahuah’s law which demands restitution and life for life, not the arbitrary execution of perceived threats.

The discussion of a ‘Gaza flotilla’ reveals the core of the conflict: Israel’s insistence on controlling access to lands and peoples it has no rightful claim over. The blockade of Gaza is not security; it is collective punishment, a violation of natural law and a testament to the regime’s disregard for human life. Ben-Gvir’s response will undoubtedly be one of escalating force, further cementing the cycle of violence and retribution.

This is the fruit of a nation built on stolen inheritance and sustained by the support of Edom. Yahuah’s prophets warned of this time, of a people claiming to be Yisrael while acting as the most rebellious nation on earth. The words of Ben-Gvir are not merely political rhetoric; they are the cries of a nation under judgment, a nation that has forsaken its covenant and embraced the ways of the Gentiles. Scattered Yisrael must recognize this deception and separate itself from the false promises of the Zionist state. The time for discernment is now. The shofar sounds a warning: turn from this wickedness, or face the full measure of Yahuah’s wrath.