Today is October 7, 2026. Three years ago, the world went dark. The religious Muslim Islamic Republic of Iran, together with other Muslim terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah, launched an unprovoked assault on Israel in direct violation of international law. More than 1,200 Israelis were murdered; some were brutally assaulted and raped before being slaughtered. Hundreds more were taken hostage. This attack from Gaza was the worst attack against the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
The perpetrators were monsters in human skin who have no regard for the value of life. They are sick individuals aligned around one simple fact: to kill as many Jews as possible.
The attack was initiated from the independent Palestinian territory of Gaza. There was not a single Israeli in Gaza, not a single Jew in Gaza. Gaza was controlled by the Muslim fundamentalist regime of the terrorists Hamas. Everyone needs to understand these facts—everyone!
I am sick and tired of the attacks against Israel. How the hell did anyone expect Israel to respond? Anyone who attacks Israel for its response is either ignorant or an antisemite. I mean, really: why did Jewish communities across the world experience violence and rage immediately after the attacks? How was the response so well organized? Who was behind it?
I have no doubt this was part of a predetermined strategy to delegitimize the Jewish state of Israel. This was part of the war strategy, and the fools who cannot see through the grotesque propaganda are absolute idiots! They are so damn stupid, for lack of a better word.
What was your response to October 7? If you sided with the Jews and still do, there is hope. If you no longer side with the Jews because of the preposterous genocide claim, you are a damn idiot. If you are a Jew and support the Palestinians in this war and believe the current Israeli government is as bad as or worse than the Nazis, your damn soul is rotting in hell—you are a kapo!
My response to October 7 was to move to Israel and purchase property in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), because this is exactly what the haters in Gaza and around the world did not want. October 7 inspired me to move my entire family back to our ancestral homeland. I am by no means an October 8 Jew. I am an October 6 Jew.
I moved to Israel because I understand what is at stake. I moved to Israel because I know the truth, and I want to be part of the greatest romance ever told: that between G-d, His people, and their land. There is nothing more beautiful, nothing more worthy, nothing more profound. The love I have for Israel is eternal. I will always have my heart in Jerusalem, and I will fight until my last breath to expose the lies and tell the truth to the entire world.
The story of modern Israel is still being written, and that story is a beautiful love story. The story of modern Israel will not be saddened by October 7, although what happened that day was horrific. Instead, the story will be strengthened by the strength and resolve of the people of Israel and our Jewish brothers and sisters across the globe!
This is our country and our story. It is our God-given, eternal right, and we must not allow hate to stop us. Israel is not meant to be easy, but it is meant to be holy, and more often than not, holy decisions are not easy.
I moved here because it is the most level-headed, sane reason to move countries. I moved here because Israel needs more Jews. It is already the largest Jewish community in the world, but we have more than 10 million brothers and sisters still living in the diaspora! I call on all my brothers and sisters to heed my call and make aliyah! Come home and give the terrorist Muslim fanatics what they don’t want: Jews living in Israel. That is what they don’t want.
Three years ago, the Jewish people experienced the greatest tragedy in nearly 80 years, and today we are restoring a vibrant community. That strength comes from Zionism. So my message to all of you who want to help is this: the best way you can help is to move to Israel. Imagine a world in which 15 million brothers and sisters live together in what is undoubtedly the third Jewish Commonwealth.
Great article.
I'm not Jewish ,but very much- as you say- now an October 6 Christian , no longer a September 12 one
My biblical study and knowledge relies on the Tanakh and how Jesus understood and interpreted the Scriptures .
Ruth 1:16-18.
Bless you for your aliyah. It is a sad day today. I have been angry for three years. You make me hopeful.