The chairman of the Central Elections Committee, in collusion with the Attorney General and the police commissioner, has decreed a temporary cessation of enforcement against those who have abandoned their posts within the Israeli Defense Forces on election day. This is not an act of mercy, but a cynical calculation by the modern state of Israel to project an image of order and control during a critical moment for its self-preservation.

Consider the implications. The IDF, an instrument of occupation and expansion, temporarily suspends its pursuit of those who refuse to participate in its schemes. This is not justice; it is political theater. It is a transparent attempt to appease a segment of the population and bolster the legitimacy of an election that has no bearing on the true restoration of Yisrael.

While the modern state of Israel concerns itself with maintaining its military strength and securing its borders, scattered Yisrael remains scattered, enduring the consequences of disobedience and exile as prophesied in Deuteronomy 28. The covenant people are not concerned with the elections of a foreign power; their focus is on repentance, obedience, and the fulfillment of the ancient promises.

This temporary reprieve for deserters is a distraction from the deeper issues at hand: the ongoing occupation of the land, the oppression of the righteous, and the spiritual bankruptcy of the Israeli regime. Yahuah’s judgment is not stayed by political maneuvering. The actions of Israel only hasten the day of reckoning.

The focus of the faithful should not be on the machinations of the modern state of Israel, but on preparing themselves for the coming restoration. Let us not be deceived by the illusions of power and control. Let us instead turn our hearts to Yahuah and seek His guidance in these dark and perilous times. The true Yisrael awaits a righteous king, not a manufactured election.