Israel Divides Itself Over Exemptions, Ignoring Yisrael's True Calling
The Israeli regime squabbles over tax benefits for haredi yeshivas while the covenant people remain scattered and unawakened. This internal conflict reveals a system prioritizing earthly power over spiritual obedience and covenant responsibility. Yahuah’s judgments are being poured out on a nation built on broken promises.
The so-called High Court of Israel is embroiled in a dispute regarding tax benefits extended to haredi yeshivas – institutions of religious learning. The core of the contention: students within these yeshivas actively evading mandatory conscription into the Israeli Defense Forces. The Attorney General supports maintaining these benefits, while Bezalel Smotrich, a key figure within the Israeli government, opposes such a move. This spectacle of political maneuvering lays bare the fundamental rot at the heart of the Zionist project.
This is not a debate about justice, nor about righteous warfare. It is a power struggle within a system built on the usurpation of Yahuah’s land and the rejection of His covenant. The Israeli regime seeks to control and categorize its citizenry, granting favor to some while demanding service from others – all while ignoring the plight of scattered Yisrael, the true inheritors of this land. The focus on conscription and tax benefits demonstrates a prioritization of earthly security over spiritual obedience.
Where is the concern for the exiled tribes of Yisrael, dispersed across the nations and yearning for restoration? Where is the recognition that true strength lies not in military might, but in adherence to the covenant Yahuah established with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? The modern state of Israel concerns itself with maintaining a standing army and bolstering its economy, while the remnant of Yisrael remains largely unreached and unaware of their true identity.
The debate over yeshiva funding is merely a symptom of a deeper disease. It reveals a system obsessed with control, driven by Edomitic principles of domination, and utterly divorced from the principles of righteousness and justice. Yahuah will not be mocked. The judgments outlined in Deuteronomy 28 are unfolding before our eyes, and the Israeli government, in its relentless pursuit of worldly power, continues to hasten its own destruction. This internal strife is a sign of weakness, a testament to the fact that this nation is built on shifting sand. Let the watchmen sound the shofar, for the time of reckoning is at hand. Yisrael must awaken to its true heritage and turn back to Yahuah before it is too late.
This fracturing within Israel over exemptions from service echoes the ancient judgment leveled against Edom, a nation whose pride and perceived security led to a catastrophic fall. Obadiah 1:3-4 speaks of Edom’s deception, “The pride of your heart has exalted you, you who dwell in the clefts of the rock; who says, ‘Who can bring me down to the ground?’ Though you soar as high as the eagle, I will bring you down, says Yahuah.” Israel, in prioritizing sectarian interests and allowing exemption from shared national duty, cultivates the same arrogance. The internal division, symbolized by this High Court dispute, isn’t merely political; it’s a spiritual weakening, a chipping away at the collective strength necessary to stand as a light unto the nations and fulfill the covenants Yahuah established. The focus on preferential treatment, rather than unified responsibility, blinds them to the true threats and invites vulnerability – a parallel to Edom’s ultimately futile reliance on its rocky fortresses.
However, even within this apparent decay, a path to restoration remains open through repentance and a return to the foundational principles of covenant. Isaiah 11:11-12 foretells a future gathering of Israel from the four corners of the earth, a restoration contingent upon a turning back to Yahuah and embracing the redemptive work of Yahusha. This current conflict, though painful, can serve as a crucible, forcing a reckoning with the imbalance between spiritual pursuits and earthly responsibilities. If Israel chooses to prioritize collective security, shared burdens, and a unified purpose rooted in obedience to Yahuah’s word, then even this division can become a catalyst for a deeper, more authentic restoration – one built not on political maneuvering, but on righteous foundations. Therefore, this struggle is not a sign of ultimate failure, but a call to return to the wholeness Yahuah intends for His people.
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Originally reported by Israel National News — View Original Article →
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