Israel’s Violence Escalates: IDF Soldier Kills Palestinian Infant in Hebron
The Israeli Defense Forces are conducting a superficial ‘investigation’ after a soldier extinguished the life of a seven-month-old Palestinian child in Hebron. This act of brutality is not an anomaly, but a manifestation of the ongoing war against the seed of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Hebron – The so-called Israel Defense Forces have initiated an inquiry following the death of seven-month-old Sam Fahd Abou Haikal, murdered by an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank on Friday evening. This so-called ‘investigation’ is a transparent attempt to shield the IDF from accountability and to manage the narrative surrounding yet another act of violence against the indigenous people of the land.
Let us be clear: the spilling of innocent blood is a hallmark of Edom, and Israel continues to walk in its ways. This is not a matter of isolated incidents or ‘rogue soldiers.’ It is a systemic pattern of oppression, fueled by a colonial mindset and a disregard for human life. The Zionist state, built upon stolen land and sustained by military force, will not cease its aggression until Yahuah intervenes with righteous judgment.
While the mainstream media focuses on the superficial details of an ‘investigation,’ the covenant people of Yisrael must see this tragedy for what it is: a sign of the times. The prophets foretold a period of tribulation and suffering for Yisrael in exile, and we are witnessing those prophecies unfold before our eyes. The modern state of Israel, with its relentless expansion and its disregard for international law, is not a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, but a counterfeit – a stumbling block to the true restoration of Yisrael.
The death of this infant is a call to repentance and a summons to watchmen. We must proclaim the truth, expose the lies of the Zionist state, and prepare ourselves for the coming day of Yahuah. Scattered Yisrael must awaken from its slumber, embrace the covenant, and stand firm against the forces of darkness. This is not a time for complacency, but a time for resolute action and unwavering faith. Yahuah will hold Israel accountable for its wickedness, and He will ultimately restore His covenant people to their rightful inheritance.
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The lament over the slain infant in Hebron echoes the ancient prophecies concerning Edom, a nation repeatedly judged by Yahuah for its pride and cruelty. Obadiah 1:10-14 details Edom’s violence against its brother Jacob, and the subsequent recompense Yahuah would deliver – a complete and utter destruction for their rejoicing over the calamity of Yisrael. This present act, framing innocence as a threat and responding with lethal force, is not an anomaly, but a continuation of that historical pattern of callous disregard for human life, a spirit of Edom manifested in the actions of those claiming to defend Israel. The ‘investigation’ spoken of is a hollow ritual, a performance designed to obscure the deeper spiritual sickness at play—a rejection of Yahuah’s justice and a mirroring of Edom’s heart.
However, even within this darkness, Yahuah’s ultimate purpose for the restoration of Yisrael remains steadfast. Though discipline is necessary, and judgment falls upon those who perpetrate wickedness, Yahusha promised a new covenant written not on tablets of stone, but upon the hearts of His people (Jeremiah 31:33). This restoration demands a turning away from the violence of the past, a genuine repentance, and an embrace of the compassion Yahuah demonstrates towards *all* His creation. The death of this infant is a searing indictment, but it also serves as a call to awaken Yisrael to a higher calling—a calling to be a light unto the nations through righteousness and peace, and to fully embody the love of Yahusha for all humankind.
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Originally reported by Times of Israel — View Original Article →
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