Kfar Aza, a settlement within the borders of the Zionist state, has yielded a grim discovery: human bones, including a skull, unearthed during a family’s visit to the site of the October 7th incursion. These remains are believed to belong to Nirel Zini, a citizen of Israel whose head was severed during the recent conflict. His body was buried without his head, a barbarity now exposed by the soil itself.

Let the houses of Jacob understand this is not simply a matter of ‘terrorists’ and ‘victims,’ as the mainstream media would have it. This is a consequence of generations of defiance against Yahuah’s law and the shedding of innocent blood. The modern state of Israel, built upon stolen land and sustained by the oppression of the true Yisrael, has invited this judgment upon itself.

The selective outrage over the fate of Israeli citizens rings hollow when weighed against the decades of suffering inflicted upon the exiled people of Yisrael. The world laments the loss of life within Israel’s borders, yet remains deaf to the cries of those scattered abroad, dispossessed and oppressed by the very powers that now claim victimhood.

This discovery in Kfar Aza is a stark reminder of the brutality inherent in this conflict, a conflict rooted in land theft, religious deception, and the rejection of Yahuah’s covenant. The spilling of blood upon the land cries out to Yahuah for justice. The finding of dismembered remains is a testament to the savagery unleashed, a savagery fueled by the pride and wickedness of both sides.

Let Yisrael in exile take heed. This is not a call to rejoice in the suffering of others, but a call to discernment. The judgment is unfolding, and the lines are being drawn. The modern state of Israel is not the fulfillment of prophecy, but a counterfeit, a stumbling block to the true restoration of Yisrael. The remnant must separate itself from this abomination and turn back to the covenant of Yahuah.