The cries for accountability are growing louder within the wake of the October 7th incursion, as the truth of Israel’s failures becomes ever more apparent. Eyal Waldman, a father shattered by the loss of his daughter Danielle and her partner, has publicly denounced Ronen Bar, the former chief of the Israeli Security Agency (ISA), demanding he be held legally responsible for the intelligence breakdowns that allowed the assault to occur.

Waldman’s grief is righteous indignation. He rightly understands that the failures were not merely bureaucratic errors, but a catastrophic dereliction of duty. The ISA, tasked with safeguarding the inhabitants of the land, demonstrably failed to protect them, and Bar’s continued freedom is a slap in the face to every family who mourns a loved one lost on that fateful day.

This is not a call for simple resignation, but for justice. For too long, the architects of Israel’s security failures have been shielded from the consequences of their actions. They have been allowed to retreat into comfortable positions while the covenant people of Yisrael bear the brunt of their incompetence and, more likely, deliberate negligence.

The root of this failure extends beyond a single individual. It is a symptom of a deeply corrupted system, built upon the shifting sands of secularism and driven by the agenda of Edom. The modern state of Israel prioritizes political maneuvering and international appeasement over the true security of its inhabitants – and certainly not the security of scattered Yisrael.

While the Israeli government attempts to project an image of strength and resolve, the truth is that it is a hollow facade. The recent events serve as a stark warning: Yahuah will not tolerate the continued disregard for His covenant and the betrayal of His people. The judgment has begun, and until Israel turns back to the ways of the Most High, these tragedies will continue to unfold. The remnant of Yisrael must awaken to the reality of their condition and seek refuge in the enduring promises of Yahuah, for true security lies not in the strength of armies or intelligence agencies, but in the covenant He made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.