I distinctly noticed the warning signs that were attached to a video that popped up on my social media feed. The alerts implied that watching the video would offer a harsh insight into the depths of human malevolence, but warned that once viewed, it could not be unviewed. Hence, one should contemplate seriously before deciding to watch it. Having seen numerous terrifying incidents and war-related videos in my lifetime, I was certain I could handle it. I was sorely wrong.
I won’t reveal the specifics of what I saw, but I will share the feelings it provoked within me. The scenes I saw, the horrors I observed, are now permanently imprinted in my memory. The fear it incited exceeded anything I could have ever imagined. It was more terrifying than the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, more horrific than the beheadings by ISIS. This was the evil handiwork of Hamas.
The human suffering and the live torture I witnessed were not just inhumane, they were embodiments of evil on a scale I didn’t know could possibly exist. It was brutal slaughter, suffering beyond suffering and thus absolutely unforgivable in this life or the next.
Nothing could have readied me for what I saw, and nothing could ever justify this magnitude of evil. In a brief one-minute video clip, every single rule of life and humanity was not just breached, but utterly destroyed. It was as if the gates of hell had been flung open, revealing the most demonic spectacle in human history.
Death could not have come quickly enough for the soul of this young Jewish woman. The horrors she was forced to endure happening to her own body and that of her unborn child were life-changing for me. I was so appalled by what I saw that I cried for hours. And that emotion of crying within me was swiftly replaced with an anger and fury that I didn’t know could exist within me. Needless to say, it shook me to the very core of my being.
Jews worldwide for the last seven plus decades have pleaded with the world after the Holocaust, “never again.” But “never again” just happened again because I saw it. And now I understand more fully the true depths of evil! I saw it, and the world cannot tolerate any degree of this kind of brutality. Evil is something you cannot negotiate with. It is not something you can pacify. It is something that needs to be completely eradicated from the face of the Earth.
I can somewhat understand the wickedness I’ve read about or seen in images related to those suffering from severe mental illness, as shown by their irrational and terrible actions. However, this wasn’t a case of mental illness. This was a learned group hatred and evil so deep that it could justify any atrocity, and indeed it did. Men who as a collective group found great pleasure amidst the most shocking crimes they were committing against humanity. It was so lacking in compassion that it was beyond human, and beyond something evil. No, this was something else for which words to describe have yet to be invented.
Despite being acquainted with numerous individuals, there isn’t a single person to whom I would forward this video. I wouldn’t wish for anyone to experience what I have, only to futilely attempt to erase it from their memory. However, viewing it could help one piece together the puzzle of how such profound evil could exist in today’s world.
It would provide a clearer perspective on why the establishment of the State of Israel was necessary. It would offer a deeper understanding of the destructive power of generational hatred. If unleashed, it could consume the world like a viral hive mind. We are already witnessing the hive mind of Nazism devoid of context and historical accuracy on our college campuses, with information often taken entirely out of context.
Hamas is not Palestinian; it is a proxy terrorist group controlled, funded, and armed by Iran. Iran is a Nazi State that openly seeks the destruction of Israel, the Jewish people, the United States, and Europe. They do not shy away from their intentions, but rather declare them boldly and passionately. This is the same Iran that is now mere months away from constructing their first nuclear warhead. They have reached this point due to the naivety of the liberal US government, who believed they could negotiate with a country that has violated every agreement they have ever made. It is our liberal politicians who are paving the way for the potential catastrophe of World War III by allowing Iran to build a nuclear warhead.
Regrettably, these liberal elites deny the existence of evil. They continually justify it, rationalize the negative outcomes, and then rewrite history to maintain a narrative that is not grounded in reality, but in a misguided ideology that they can negotiate with evil and emerge victorious. Even more concerning are the US politicians who, despite their disdain for their own country, side with Iran as it breaks agreements and perpetuates evil.
The liberal political elites of the world are recklessly endangering billions of lives, believing they possess a divine ability to reason with evil due to their inflated sense of self-importance and perceived enlightenment. They pose a clear and imminent threat to us all.
In a final twist of irony, they attempt to draw parallels between atrocities and the pursuit of those whom they believe committed them, while Hamas is using innocent Palestinians as shields in tunnels beneath hospitals and schools to torment and mutilate their hostages. They hate Jews so much they don’t care about peace loving Palestinians in Gaza. Meanwhile millions of Palestinians live in Israel as Israeli citizens and are part of the Israeli defense force. Hamas not only means death to Israel but death to Gaza. Hamas alone created this death scenario, and they alone are the means of death to all they have infected with their virus like ideology. All generated by Iran’s lust for global jihad.
I would urge any Harvard students who have shown support for Hamas to watch the film I saw and then reassess their stance. If they continue to support Hamas, it’s clear they’ve been tainted by the malevolent force currently casting a evil shadow over our world.
We are witnessing the realization of prophecies regarding Armageddon from three major religions in this conflict, as Jews, Christians, and Muslims find themselves at odds and agreement at the same time regarding timing, and whose in the side of right. The world’s most powerful nations are mobilizing their military forces, nuclear arsenals, navies, and air forces into this small, yet strategically significant area.
The world has been divided over this single issue, with alliances formed that have split the globe in two. Regrettably, those in power, arguably some of the most inept politicians in human history, have maneuvered us into the most perilous conflict yet. The ultimate war, the one everyone wished to avoid, has been thrust upon us by these elites. Appeasement of evil got us here and it’s quick and complete rejection could prevent what is now awful from becoming infinitely worse.
The world is on the brink of war, and within it, many nations are on the verge of great internal conflict, with civil wars and revolutions threatening to engulf the globe.
How did we end up here? We repeated the mistakes of World War I and II. We placated evil until it spiraled out of control and consumed the world. Each generation believed that advancements in technology and education would help us evade the errors of the past. Yet, by selectively rewriting our history, we distorted it. Our understanding of the past is now blurred, thus obscuring the reality of our present. We can’t learn from history if we no longer know it or remember it.
Visit any university or college campus in America and ask basic questions about our history. It’s clear that students are clueless. This is because they’re not being educated, but indoctrinated with self-loathing and disdain for their country. They’re more upset by silly name-calling on campus than by horrific acts of epic violence and merciless brutality.
The elites of World War I set the stage for World War II, and the elites of World War II have now set the stage for World War III. Modern diplomats are willing to negotiate peace at any cost, even if it means capitulating to evil. This is where the problem lies. There comes a point when the price of peace becomes too high, when free people can no longer tolerate the escalating levels of evil and atrocity.
Hamas managed to breach the world’s most secure border and massacre 1400 people. Meanwhile, the US border remains wide open, and it’s clear to anyone with common sense that terrorist cells are now alive and well and scattered across the country. We’re on the very brink of another 9/11, but this time it will be even worse and will be nationwide. Why do I believe this? Because I take Iran at their word when they say “death to America.” Those who didn’t believe these proclamations are the very ones in power who have led us into this dreadful situation over the past three years.
We are stepping into an era that seems to bear a striking resemblance to biblical times.
There’s a chilling passage in the New Testament, a brief exchange between Jesus and a woman amidst the crowd as he is led to his crucifixion by Roman soldiers.
Luke 23:
27 A large crowd trailed behind, including many grief-stricken women.
28 But Jesus turned and said to them, “Daughters of Jerusalem, don’t weep for me, but weep for yourselves and for your children.
29 For the days are coming when they will say, ‘Fortunate indeed are the women who are childless, the wombs that have not borne a child and the breasts that have never nursed.’
30 People will beg the mountains, ‘Fall on us,’ and plead with the hills, ‘Bury us.’
The scenes I witnessed in that video eerily echo this scripture. She couldn’t find the release of death fast enough as they filleted her alive.
There have been times in my life when I thought I had it rough – days when I was homeless, days when I was ostracized and humiliated, days when I was persecuted. But I always held onto the belief that there was someone out there who had it worse than me. This perspective gave me strength and a strange sense of comfort.
Then, one day, a thought crossed my mind. What would it be like to be the one person in the world who had it the worst of all 8 billion people at that particular moment? I couldn’t fathom what that would feel like. That was until I watched this film and saw the woman who, at that moment, was suffering more than anyone else on the planet. I saw pure evil in that moment, and I bear witness to it, I acknowledge it, and I denounce it.
Perhaps this film should be seen by those naive enough to believe they can negotiate with evil. Because if you saw it, you would vow ‘never again’ and you would fight with every fiber of your being to eliminate such profound evil from the face of the Earth. Because you knew if you didn’t what happened to those poor souls in Israel could happen to you no matter where you were in the world.
Just saying the obvious once again!
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