A Haunting Description of Our Journey in Life

Plus another young soldier dies suddenly, insights into Erev Rav and Bring Them Home Now operations, and more

Mar 27, 2025

Many people appreciated the Torah in my previous article about Jews being sent into death traps. If they listened to my weekly Torah classes, they would have heard it seven months ago. The class is available here. I can’t write up my classes week after week, but I hope more people who enjoy my articles will join our weekly Zoom class here, or at least watch the recordings. The Torah teachings are fundamental, and everything else is secondary.

In this week’s Torah class we revisited a Midrash that tells about malicious accusations some Jews made against Moshe, and the even more disturbing response of those who “defended” him, with applications to present times.

We also learned a long, beautiful, haunting Midrash describing the journey all of us take from the time when we were first created, to the period of conception until birth, and the seven worlds most of us experience during our physical lives, until we reach the final stage.

The class is called “A Haunting Description of Our Journey in Life”, and you can watch it on my Rumble channel here or below. If you also find it beautiful and haunting, please share it with others.

Speaking of haunting:

This previously healthy young man wasn’t fortunate enough to become one of the “kedoshim” who was sent into a death trap and killed for nothing. He “died suddenly” much sooner for nothing. Just as the IDF investigates the many, many accidents and intelligence failures, they will be investigating this as well. I have full confidence that they will use their findings to improve their methods.

Here’s part of what happens on your first day of servitude in the IDF, from their English site:

On your draft day, you’ll be enlisted to the IDF at your local recruitment bureau. After a short signup you’ll be taken to 'Meitav', where you’ll pass through the enlistment sequence...Pay attention, these rules will be enforced by the commanders present. Please abide by these rules in order to prevent being penalized by the IDF...

Oral cavity imaging and X-Ray - The upper, lower, and outer jaw will be photographed. Do not arrive with watches, bracelets, rings, or earrings...Fingerprint scanning...

Bone Marrow - A voluntary station where you can have a sample taken in order to save the lives of cancer patients...

Vaccination - A blood sample will be taken and vaccinations will be administered in accordance with the type of your army service. If you have been vaccinated in the past year you may present the corresponding documents to the medical staff present...

Oooh! Hey! I have a theory as to what might have caused this young man’s death! Will the IDF investigate THAT?

I'm so proud of the IDF and our holy guinea pigs! Kedoshim! Draft everyone NOW!

Excellent commentary by Rabbi Green:

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Very interesting sources and commentary from Rabbi Yisroel Brog about the Erev Rav phonies who run Israel:

Confronting Today’s Erev Rav

I asked the proprietor of an import company who shared insightful comments about all that goes into “aid” to Gaza the following question, which was posed by another sharp reader:

What kind of logistics numbers and expense does it require to put all those chairs, yellow ribbons, rock climbing symbols, etc. in their places OVERNIGHT, presumably all over the country?

Answer:

1. You would need several large trucks with drivers and crews

2. Posters can be printed overnight

3. Chairs would be more difficult to procure. The odd thing here is that they are yellow. It is unlikely that any company would stock that many yellow chairs. Most likely a custom order. If they are 100 percent plastic then they could be produced in Israel by Keter, but would take a minimum of a few days.

That’s quite an operation. Has anyone spotted the contractors putting up all these props, especially in dangerously difficult to reach places? Any videos? I’m sure they distribute posters to useful idiot volunteers to put up locally, but that’s a drop in the bucket. What about the cranes and professional crews they require all over the country? Do they do all their work in the dead of night? Who are they?

I’d love to be able to ask these crew members a few questions, though I suspect most of them primarily speak Arabic…

I’m also wondering how many people it would take to REMOVE this sinister brainwashing material from public spaces, where it is generally placed illegally or is at least fair game. No one can arrest you for tearing down one of their posters from a bus stop or cutting off the zip ties from their banners and dumping them in the trash. Like this: