Rabbi Eliyahu Rahamim Zini Correctly Calls the Present ‘War’: MURDER!

Quoting Rabbi Weissman’s newsletter:

Rav Eliyahu Rahamim Zini is the Rosh Yeshiva of a Hesder Yeshiva in Haifa and former rabbi of the Technion.  Excerpts in English follow:

“Lest we be told that this is the price that every war demands, this is not true, because the testimonies of so many soldiers point to the conduct of a criminal war in an unforgivable way.”

“As early as 2018 in Sivan, the day after the Sabbath in which ten soldiers lost their lives, I published an article in which I accused the military and political leadership of actual murder. It is difficult to know who bears the terrible responsibility that will never be forgiven for this bloodshed, is the entire cabinet made up of US workers?”

Referring to October 7: “The bearers of the greatest responsibility are…all those who on the night of Simchat Torah last year did nothing to prevent or at least reduce the terrible disaster”

“The General Staff sends them to occupy parts of the Gaza Strip, and then demands that they withdraw. And since the terrorists are more intelligent than him, they return to their place, these soldiers imbued with endless dedication for our people are sent again a second, third, fourth, and sometimes even a fifth time to conquer at a terrible cost of blood every time.”

Unfortunately, he consistently attributes the failures of Israel’s political and military leadership to stupidity and arrogance.  What will it take for the Hesder world to finally realize that the leadership is at least as intelligent as they are, and that the crimes being perpetrated on our finest, most idealistic soldiers are intentional and deliberate?

If one can already accuse people of (mass) murder, over a period of many years, as Rabbi Zini does, is it that big a stretch to consider that it was premeditated?

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Hezbollah Drone Strike on an IDF Base – A Personal Account of the Treachery

From Chananya Weissman‘s newsletter (from Hoshana Rabba):

The following testimony is shared with permission, anonymously, because deep down even the most obedient peasants live in terror of the “holy” people who are “protecting” them.

My son finally came home after the tragedy/trauma of the bombing of his army base’s cafeteria. I just want to mention the level of gaslighting that happened with this event where 4 soldiers lost their lives and many others were seriously injured. We know it’s bad here, but sometimes, I don’t think we realize how bad. My son’s training group was in a field outside the base when it happened. They were told to find a bush and hide for 2 hours afterward. They weren’t told what happened, just that there was an attack on the base. Then they were told to return.

During those 2 hours the soldiers that were near the cafeteria put their dead, torn, shrapnel laden friends on helicopters. Still with blood on their hands, frozen with shock, they were told to go on their scheduled training. From that moment, the tragedy was NEVER mentioned again. The cafeteria was sealed off, Arab workers were brought in to restore it and the soldiers ate from prepared packages in their rooms. The event was NEVER addressed, never referred to again, there was never a moment of silence for the fallen, or any sign that it even happened. They were never told the names of the guys who died or any details. When they asked questions, they were told ,”we are Golani. We are tough”. End of conversation.

They meet in formation a hundred times a day to get lectured on all kinds of things, but never was it mentioned anywhere. They are not allowed phones, so they couldn’t even learn who, what, where from social media (which should not be the way to learn, but there was no other way offered to them) until late late that night when they had a few minutes to look things up before going to bed at 2 am. That’s where they learned what it was and who died.

The kids who were allowed to come home for Shabbat, left there feeling confused, abandoned, hurt that no one cared, gaslighted and not sure who’s side the army was on.

Clearly orders from the top were to pass it all off as nothing. Also Oct 7, one year later, went over as a regular day. Not one mention or acknowledgment. Many of these kids, from the south, were directly involved , have friends and loved ones who were killed, and it was as if there never was an Oct 7 massacre.

God help us.

End of quote.