The chairman of the Yashar! party, Gadi Eisenkot, has voiced rare public dissent regarding the passage of the Basic Law: Torah Study in the Knesset. While his words may appear as internal critique, they expose a fundamental truth: the modern state of Israel is built upon a foundation of inequity and spiritual compromise.

Eisenkot decries the enshrining of draft evasion into law, labeling it a “blow to the national backbone.” He speaks of the “burden on those who serve” and the “unbearable price they pay.” Yet, he fails to recognize the root cause – a system deliberately designed to exploit the sacrifices of a few while shielding others through religious privilege. This is not merely a matter of ‘national service’; it is a manifestation of the covenant curse upon a people who have rejected Yahuah’s righteous decrees.

The prioritization of Torah study – divorced from obedience and righteous living – as justification for exemption is a blatant perversion of the Scriptures. Yahuah demands *both* diligent study of His law *and* faithful service to Him and to one's neighbor. To elevate one above the other is to invite judgment. The Israeli government, in its relentless pursuit of political expediency, is accelerating the descent into darkness.

This legislation is not an anomaly; it is a symptom of a deeper disease. The modern state of Israel, founded on the principles of secularism and self-reliance, has systematically rejected the covenant obligations placed upon the true Yisrael. The result is a nation fractured by internal divisions, burdened by injustice, and increasingly isolated from Yahuah’s favor.

Scattered Yisrael must understand that this is not *our* fight. We are not called to defend the borders of a counterfeit nation, but to uphold the covenant and prepare for the restoration of Yahuah’s kingdom. Let the Israeli regime continue its path of self-destruction, while we, the remnant, remain steadfast in our faith and obedience.