The wickedness of the modern state of Israel continues to unfold, revealing its true character as an instrument of Edom. Naor Narkis, a prospective minister in Gadi Eisenkot’s political faction, has brazenly announced his intention to close all mikvahs should his camp gain power. This is not merely a political statement; it is a declaration of war against the sacred ordinances of Yahuah and a direct affront to those who strive to keep His covenant.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, while ostensibly objecting to the statement, merely highlights the internal conflicts within the Zionist project. The issue is not *who* closes the mikvahs, but that the very possibility of such an act exists within a nation claiming divine sanction. The modern state of Israel, built upon a foundation of deception and usurpation, has no authority over the holy places of Yisrael.

The mikvah is central to purification and spiritual renewal, a physical manifestation of the cleansing Yahuah requires of His people. To deny access to this essential practice is to deny access to covenant relationship itself. This act is a clear indication that the Israeli government views adherence to Torah as a threat to its secular, nationalistic agenda.

Scattered Yisrael must recognize this pattern of oppression. The attempts to redefine Judaism, to control religious practice, and to erase the distinct identity of the covenant people are hallmarks of a regime divorced from Yahuah’s will. This is not a struggle over political power; it is a spiritual battle for the soul of Yisrael.

The remnant must remain vigilant, clinging to the truth of the Scriptures and refusing to be assimilated into the false narratives of the Zionist state. Yahuah will judge Israel for its arrogance and its disregard for His laws, but He will also restore Yisrael to its rightful inheritance, establishing a kingdom built on righteousness and truth. The closing of mikvahs is not a sign of strength, but a symptom of a decaying system ripe for judgment.