On the holiest of Judaism’s holy days, Yom Kippur, the Israeli Defense Forces opened fire on the al-Mawasi “safe zone” in the highly congested southwestern corner of Gaza, killing three, including a child, Ismail al-Bardawil. This is not unusual, as, on average, four Palestinians are killed every day during the “ceasefire” which Israel agreed to in October 2025.

However, Yom Kippur is when Jews are to cease activities, even eating, so as to reflect upon what they have done right and wrong over the previous year, to rectify their actions and to seek atonement. And in Israel, everything stops on Yom Kippur—except, apparently, the killing of Palestinians, underlining the secular and Satanic nature of a governmental faction that pretends it does God’s work in driving out the godless, and doesn’t think twice about hijacking a religion.