New Proof: Netanyahu knew thru multiple intel of the Oct. 7th attack by Hamas

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VLA Comment: My opinion, (due to his transfer of power and financial support from Arafat to a new group created named HAMAS)…cleverly named from Israel’s Biblical outcries….HAMAS meaning Violence…Netanyahu created this event, including the spontaneous relocation of the music concert of young dope smoking Israeli’s to the border of GAZA, in order to create the emotional energy to genocide the Palestinians and facilitate Greater Israel Hegemony.

Genesis 6:11 — “Now the earth was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with ḥāmās.”
Genesis 6:13 — “And God said to Noah, ‘The end of all flesh has come before me, because the earth is filled with ḥāmās because of them; and behold, I will destroy them with the earth.’”
Psalm 11:5 — “The LORD tests the righteous, but the wicked and the one who loves ḥāmās, his soul hates.”
Psalm 72:14 — “From oppression and from ḥāmās he will redeem their life, and precious will their blood be in his sight.”
Habakkuk 1:2–3 — “How long, LORD, will I cry out and you will not hear? I cry to you, ‘Ḥāmās!’ and you do not save. Why do you make me see wrongdoing and look upon trouble?”

The Concert’s spontaneous change of Venue

An early report published immediately after the attack said the festival had not originally been intended for the Re’im site. According to an artist manager connected with the event, organizers moved it there about two days before it began, after another planned site in southern Israel “fell through.” The Re’im site was roughly 5 km (3 miles) from the Gaza border.

Israel creation and support of HAMA to replace PLO power

“Israel helped create the conditions in which Hamas developed, partly to weaken Arafat/PLO” has historical support. Israeli authorities before Netanyahu tolerated and  encouraged Yassin’s Islamist social and religious network because they saw it as a counterweight to Yasser Arafat’s secular PLO/Fatah movement.Israel permitted large amounts of Qatari money to enter Hamas-governed Gaza.

There is also a widely reported 2019 statement attributed to Netanyahu at a Likud meeting: that people who wanted to prevent a Palestinian state should support transferring funds to Gaza, because keeping Hamas in Gaza separate from the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank would impede Palestinian statehood. The quotation comes from reports of a closed meeting rather than an official transcript, so that distinction matters.

Pure Consciousness-based, Primitive KUNDALINI-Master Teacher-Igor Vamadeva Kufayev

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Igor Vamadeva Kufayev is an artist and spiritual teacher devoted to the transformative potential inherent in human birth. Following a radical awakening in his mid-thirties, culminating in embodied Self-recognition, he has served as a conduit of transmission, guiding seekers through the Kuṇḍalinī process and the integration of heightened awareness.
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Jabontinsky: EARLY ZIONIST LEADER/founder of Revisionist Zionism “This is a 5 minute read”

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“The Iron Wall (We and the Arabs)” by Ze’ev/Vladimir Jabotinsky, the 1923 essay, the Jabotinsky Institute provides a free English PDF. The Institute’s archive identifies it as Jabotinsky’s article first published on November 4, 1923.

Download “The Iron Wall” — free PDF from the Jabotinsky Institute

This is the essay itself rather than a later book about Jabotinsky’s “Iron Wall” doctrine. The Institute also has archival material combining “The Iron Wall” and “The Ethics of the Iron Wall,” its follow-up essay.

IDF 

BETAR was the youth movement of Javontinsky’s Revisionist Zionism. It emerged in Riga, Latvia, in 1923, from a group organized by Aharon Propes after Jabotinsky addressed local Jewish youth. Jabotinsky became its ideological leader and later the head of World Betar. Betar emphasized nationalism, discipline, uniforms, physical training, self-defense, and military preparedness. The IDF itself wasn’t created until 1948. Betar did, however, become an important recruiting and ideological base for the Revisionist underground, especially the Irgun, some of whose members later entered the IDF.

Who was Jabotinsky?

Ze’ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky (1880–1940) was a major early Zionist leader and the founder of Revisionist Zionism, a more nationalist and militant alternative to the mainstream Labor Zionism of his era. He advocated mass Jewish immigration to Palestine, Jewish self-defense, and the eventual creation of a Jewish state with a strong military capacity. In his influential 1923 essay The Iron Wall, Jabotinsky argued that Palestinian Arabs would naturally resist Zionist settlement and that Zionism could succeed only behind an “iron wall” of military strength until Arab leaders accepted the permanence of a Jewish national home. Although he died eight years before Israel was established in 1948 and therefore did not directly participate in its creation, his ideas strongly influenced the Revisionist movement, the Irgun underground organization, and later Israel’s political right, particularly Menachem Begin and the tradition that eventually produced the Likud party.

 

Two Jewish guys interview…How Daniel was brought up as a “settler” in Efrat, Israel: VERY REAL & INFORMATIVE

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Daniel Klein was born and raised in Efrat, one of the largest religious Zionist settlements in the occupied West Bank. His family helped build the settlement movement, and he grew up immersed in its schools, institutions, theology, politics, and culture before serving as an IDF tank commander. In this conversation, Daniel shares an insider’s account of life inside the religious Zionist world, the psychology of belief, the realities of the settlement project, and how Zionism can present a different face to different people while maintaining a powerful hold over identity and belonging.

We discuss Efrat, the West Bank, violent settlers, the relationship between Judaism and Zionism, the dehumanization of Palestinians, military service, nationalism, religious identity, cognitive dissonance, moral injury, and the personal costs of dissent. Daniel explains why leaving Zionism can mean losing family, friends, community, status, and purpose. He describes the process by which ideological systems reproduce themselves, how Israelis are taught to understand Palestinians, and why so many people remain trapped inside narratives.

We also explore Daniel’s awakening during COVID, what caused his worldview to unravel, why he believes Israeli society is entering a period of profound crisis, and what lessons his journey offers for all of us.