העורך Editor

On the ‘Jewish’ Magen David

The Magen David star is not a Jewish symbol; it is a symbol of the Davidian monarchy, which just so happens to be Jewish. In Kesav Ivri, the letter “Dalet” looks like the Greek Delta or triangle. and so, the Magen David consists of one “Dalet” superimposed on another, from the name “David” (no need for the joining letter “Vav” in the middle).

Jews don’t worship physical shapes, such as the Cursedian “X” or Mohammedan crescent!

So, why was the Magen David displayed in synagogues?

To remind ourselves of our own supremacy, even while suppressed in exile.

Today, we need to remember democracy is entirely illegitimate (on a national level). But a Davidic king or vassal is not the ultimate Jewish aspiration either; anarchy is. Anti-authoritarianism (or “libertarianism”) could also be described as “Responsibilitarianism”. Personal responsibility (including uncoerced groupings of individuals) to what end? Serving God.

That Jews had this symbol in synagogues illustrates once more the truth of an earlier article:

… This is another thing anti-Zionists get wrong. Even if/when Jews are not a national entity, avoiding confrontation, too, has limits, and each situation must be judged anew. They never judge anything religious anew, sadly.
Regarding the Davidic star as somehow “contaminated” by Zionism, anti-zionists now fittingly reject the Magen David, as well. Rabbi Yitzchak Brand predicts we will yet witness their kind reject any Jewish kingship, including a righteous king belonging to the Davidic dynasty.
Update: Find an alternative theory over here.

The Positive Unintended Consequences of Dissent

As we witness Jews tortured and repressed by the regime (and exiled), some minimize the victims’ bravery and suffering, claiming their protests enable the regime to pretend it allows protests and “free speech”, at least to some extent. Besides, what good does it do to protest under these circumstances?
But even if seen as a ‘tool’, and a broken tool at that, you might even have an immense indirect effect, strange as it sounds, by awakening government agents!
Yuri Alexandrovic Bezmenov, now known as Tomas David Schuman, was born in 1939 in the former Soviet Union and worked as a journalist for Pravda. In this capacity, he secretly worked as an officer for KGB. His true job was to further the aims of communist Russia. After being assigned to a station in India, Bezmenov began to resent the KGB-sanctioned oppression of intellectuals who dissented from Moscow’s policies. He decided to defect to the West.

Hyehudi’s Target Audience

The Target Audience is a set of characteristics assisting all readers to read in context (and tracing the intended audience to help focus as a writer).

Who is Hyehudi.org’s ideal reader?

  1. Jewish
  2. God-fearing
  3. Male
  4. Jewishly educated
  5. Bilingual (English and Hebrew)
  6. Optional: resident of the Land of Israel

Of course, most readers are welcome.