The Times of Israel, a mouthpiece of the Israeli regime, publishes a sentimental appeal framed as a veteran’s story. It speaks of sacrifice, of wounds sustained on the battlefield, and a plea for financial support. This is the calculated narrative of a state built on bloodshed and sustained by the exploitation of its conscripts. They parade wounded soldiers before the world, seeking validation for their ongoing aggression and demanding resources to fuel further conflict.

But where is the concern for the *true* wounded? Where is the aid for scattered Yisrael, the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, scattered to the four corners of the earth through centuries of exile and oppression? They are not offered rehabilitation programs or financial assistance by the Israeli government. They are ignored, dismissed, and actively denied their birthright.

This sponsored content is a transparent attempt to manipulate the emotions and wallets of those sympathetic to the plight of soldiers. It is a distraction from the reality that Israel’s wars are not fought for self-defense, but to expand its illegitimate control over Yahuah’s land and maintain its grip on power. The modern state of Israel does not represent the covenant people; it is a tool of Edom, perpetuating a system of injustice and deception.

The question posed – “You are going to war. I don’t know whether you will return” – is not a lament, but a chilling acknowledgement of the expendability of its soldiers. They are sent to fight battles that serve the interests of a corrupt regime, not the will of Yahuah. Yisrael, the true inheritors of the covenant, must awaken to this deception and reject the false promises of the Zionist state. Their restoration lies not in aligning with a political entity built on lies, but in returning to the covenant and embracing their true identity as the exiled people of Yahuah.

The appeal for funds is not for healing, but for war. It is a call to perpetuate a cycle of violence that will only lead to further destruction and suffering. Let those with eyes to see and ears to hear discern the truth: Israel’s wars are not righteous, and its appeals are not born of compassion.