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Saved - July 14, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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I believe the Israelites mentioned in the Bible are not the same as modern-day Israel. Max Blumenthal's assertion that Palestinians are the true descendants of Jesus' Apostles resonates with me. Many Christians, influenced by Zionist beliefs, overlook the suffering of Palestinians and the historical context of Israel's occupation. I argue that the identity of Jews today does not encompass all of ancient Israel, and God's promises extend to all descendants of Abraham, including Arabs. Ultimately, we are all equal before God, and the notion of a "chosen people" is misleading. I encourage further research and sharing of these ideas.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel Prinsloo

The Israelites named in the Bible are NOT Israel of today. Recently the journalist Max Blumenthal made the remarkable statement on Judge Napolitano’s podcast that the Palestinians are the true descendants of Jesus Christ’s Apostles and Disciples. I believe Max is correct. Why there is a trend in Christianity to be Zionist is that many Christians want to be crypto Jews, believing it will make them more acceptable to God. Palestinians are enduring persecution and tribulation while some Christians in the West hypocritically stand with Israel believing it is their duty, regardless of the atrocities and sins of Israel's genocide and forgetting Israel's brutal occupational history of the past 76 years in the land of Palestine. There are a lot of Christian Zionists still defending Israel as God’s “chosen people” and say the Bible proves and states all Israel will be saved. They wrongly identify the Jewish nation as all of Israel. First off, very few of Jews today can prove that they are from the Tribe of Judah. That is where the term Jew comes from. Jews only represent 2 of Israel’s ancient 12 Tribes, Judah, and Benjamin. None of the other 10 Tribes were ever referred to as Jews. Israel as a single Kingdom was only ever unified during the rules of two kings, David and his son, Solomon. This was from 1003 B.C. to 930 B.C. After this the nation was separated in two, The Northern Kingdom, and Judea, The Southern Kingdom as depicted in the attached map. The 10 Tribes, Israel were captured by the vast Assyrian Empire in 722 B.C. and dispersed among the nations throughout the world. They were never and will never be Jews. They have different identities and nationalities now as Gentiles. Before the 10 Tribes were conquered by Assyria in 722 B.C. they were known as the Northern Kingdom, Israel, Ephraim, and Samaria. The Northern Kingdom of Israel, the Ten, and The Southern Kingdom, the Two were in constant unrest and even civil war. The Southern Kingdom was known as Judea and Jerusalem. That is where the term Jew was established. After they were taken captive by Babylon in 597 B.C. Judea returned to Jerusalem as a small nation in 536 B.C. after Cyrus’s edict in 538 B.C. The Jews/Judeans rejected Jesus Christ as Messiah. They had Him crucified. The Bible foretold this would happen through the Prophets. Christianity spread throughout gentile nations and up until today Christ is still rejected by the Jews and in extreme cases they blaspheme Him in their religious writings. People, please if you want to make the argument that the Jews alone are God’s “chosen people” please go and read your Bibles. Also, God’s promises to Abraham were to all of his descendants, that includes his firstborn son Ishmael, who is the forefather of the Arab nations. They have just as much, if not more validity to live on the lands God promised to Abraham, because they can prove that they are Semites, and also Hebrews. The modern-day Jews who are Ashkenazi and Khazars, have trouble showing their lineage. They are imposters. Does anyone ask what happened to Esau’s descendants, the Edomites? Jacob pretended to be Esau, his brother, to receive the firstborn birthright from their father Isaac. Maybe Esau’s descendants are now trying to pretend they are Jacob. Just a thought to ponder over. My last point is that none of this matters, regardless of what race, ethnic group, etc. you are. We are all equals before God. He shows no favor, and there is no such thing as God’s chosen people. We are all His people, even if there are people who believe in a God or not. Zionist indoctrination over the past 100 years have blinded Christians to excuse the State of Israel of any and all wrongdoings, including this current genocide on Palestinians who were robbed of their homeland. The Scofield Study Bible played a major part by distorting Scripture, and modern-day Pastors with enormous followings like John Hagee and Greg Locke who serve their Zionist masters, not their congregations or Christianity. Gaza as can be seen on the map was never part of any Israelite or Judean kingdom. Biblical Israel and the State of Israel are not the same. You can take the position that all I just mentioned is fiction. The reason I share this though is just to prove that the current validation by some for the State of Israel's abhorrent behavior has no basis. Not in ancient writings or anywhere else. There are some extremists who believe that the rightful heir to the throne of David is the British King, king Charles, who believes they are the direct lineage of David's offspring. Look up the Stone of Scone to see that myth. People around the world will make ridiculous claims for the sake of power. If you lie, lie big. Modern day Israel has as much claim to the land as Micronesians have. In the times we are living in this rhetoric of “God’s chosen people” sounds similar to “The Master Race” and we all know how that turned out. Thank you for reading and please research my work and hold it up to scrutiny. I also ask kindly if you would share my work which will help get the truth out during these times. My gratitude to all my readers. - Daniel Prinsloo

Saved - November 25, 2024 at 2:57 PM
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This morning, I woke up with Layan Nasir on my mind, feeling a deep sorrow for her fate in an Israeli prison. Her situation reflects the suffering of countless others facing brutal treatment. Layan's story resonates with me, as she embodies the innocence and potential of so many lives being destroyed. I wish I could protect her and heal her pain. I believe that if Layan's plight doesn't awaken the Christian church in the West, nothing will. The damage caused by this conflict is immense, and rebuilding lives is far more complex than restoring buildings.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

This morning I woke up again thinking of the fate of Layan Nasir with a heavy heart. To be sentenced to Israeli prison is a fate worse than death for any Palestinian. Layan Nasir's fate is the fate of thousands more as they are subjected to brutal rape and torture as all of us have witnessed how Israelis riot over the “right to rape” a prisoner, that is by Israeli standards judged as legal. If just Layan's story doesn't wake up the Christian church in the West, then nothing will. I don’t know why Layan’s story grieves my heart particularly as I know thousands more face what she is facing, but she has been in my prayers since I learned of her arrest back in April. Maybe it’s because Layan personifies to me so many lives that are being destroyed. She should be living her life as a beautiful young woman and not be tormented in an Israeli prison. She is innocent and pure, yet this world allowed her to be a victim for just being a Palestinian. I see in Layan a young woman who I would cherish and protect if I knew her personally. I don’t think we truly realize the enormity of the damages that we will need to rebuild, all caused by Israel. To rebuild buildings and villages is easy. Farmlands can be regrown. Human lives however, not so simple. I don't feel vulnerable but comfortable sharing my feelings with my followers here on X because you are my online family. I will always be transparent with you. I would try and heal the hurts of Layan's pains if I could and be in a place where I can tell her that she is safe now. She reminds me of someone I may marry, God willing, and treat her with tenderness, care and love. Straight Edge. #FreePalestine

Saved - April 13, 2024 at 8:42 PM
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Many Christian Zionists defend Israel as God's chosen people, but they misunderstand the biblical Israel. The term "Jew" only represents two of Israel's ancient tribes, Judah and Benjamin. The other ten tribes were dispersed by the Assyrian Empire and are now known as Gentiles. The Jews rejected Jesus as the Messiah, and the idea of Jews being God's chosen people is questionable. God's promises to Abraham include his descendants, including Ishmael, the forefather of Arab nations. The current state of Israel cannot prove their lineage and may be imposters. Ultimately, we are all equal before God, and the Zionist indoctrination has blinded Christians to the wrongdoings of the State of Israel. The current validation for their behavior lacks basis in ancient writings or elsewhere. The rhetoric of "God's chosen people" resembles dangerous ideologies of the past.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

The Israelites named in the Bible are NOT Israel of today. There are a lot of Christian Zionists still defending Israel as God’s “chosen people” and say the Bible proves and states all Israel will be saved. “We stand with Israel” they say, and if not then they will be cursed. What Israel are they even talking about? Definitely not the modern day State of Israel. They wrongly identify the Jewish nation as all of Israel. Rev. Munther Isaac also touched on this in his recent interview with Tucker Carlson. When modern day Christians say that they stand with Israel they actually stand with the grotesque ideology of Zionism and follow a lie conjured up by conmen including the Scofield Bible which started promoting this lie in the early 20th century. First off, very few of Jews today can prove that they are from the Tribe of Judah. That is where the term Jew comes from. Jews only represent 2 of Israel’s ancient 12 Tribes, Judah, and Benjamin. None of the other 10 Tribes were ever referred to as Jews. Israel as a single Kingdom was only ever unified during the rules of two kings, David and his son, Solomon. This was from 1003 B.C. to 930 B.C. After this the nation was separated in two, The Northern Kingdom, and Judea, The Southern Kingdom as depicted in the attached map. The 10 Tribes, Israel were captured by the vast Assyrian Empire in 722 B.C. and dispersed among the nations throughout the world. They were never and will never be Jews. They have different identities and nationalities now as Gentiles. Before the 10 Tribes were conquered by Assyria in 722 B.C. they were known as the Northern Kingdom, Israel, Ephraim, and Samaria. The Northern Kingdom of Israel, the Ten, and The Southern Kingdom, the Two were in constant unrest and even civil war. The Southern Kingdom was known as Judea and Jerusalem. That is where the term Jew was established. After they were taken captive by Babylon in 597 B.C. Judea returned to Jerusalem as a small nation in 536 B.C. after Cyrus’s edict in 538 B.C. The Jews/Judeans rejected Jesus Christ as Messiah. They had Him crucified. The Bible foretold this would happen through the Prophets. Christianity spread throughout gentile nations and up until today Christ is still rejected by the Jews and in extreme cases they blaspheme Him in their religious writings. People, please if you want to make the argument that the Jews alone are God’s “chosen people” please go and read your Bibles. Also, God’s promises to Abraham were to all of his descendants, that includes his firstborn son Ishmael, who is the forefather of the Arab nations. They have just as much, if not more validity to live on the lands God promised to Abraham, because they can prove that they are Semites, and also Hebrews. The modern-day Jews who are Ashkenazi and Khazars, have trouble showing their lineage. They are imposters. Does anyone ask what happened to Esau’s descendants, the Edomites? Jacob pretended to be Esau, his brother, to receive the firstborn birthright from their father Isaac. Maybe Esau’s descendants are now trying to pretend they are Jacob and claimed the title of Jew. Just a thought to ponder over. My last point is that none of this matters, regardless of what race, ethnic group, etc. you are. We are all equals before God. He shows no favor, and there is no such thing as God’s chosen people. We are all His people, even if there are people who believe in a God or not. Zionist indoctrination over the past 100 years have blinded Christians to excuse the State of Israel of any and all wrongdoings, including this current genocide on Palestinians who were robbed of their homeland. The Scofield Study Bible played a major part by distorting Scripture, and modern-day Pastors with enormous followings like John Hagee serve their Zionist masters, not their congregations. Gaza as can be seen on the map was never part of any Israelite or Judean kingdom. Biblical Israel and the State of Israel are not the same. You can take the position that all I just mentioned is fiction. The reason I share this though is just to prove that the current validation by some for the State of Israel's abhorrent behavior has no basis. Not in ancient writings or anywhere else. There are some extremists who believe that the rightful heir to the throne of David is the British King, king Charles, who believes they are the direct lineage of David's offspring. Look up the Stone of Scone to see that myth. People around the world will make ridiculous claims for the sake of power. If you lie, lie big. Modern day Israel has as much claim to the land as Micronesians have. In the times we are living in this rhetoric of “God’s chosen people” sounds similar to “The Master Race” and we all know how that turned out. Thank you for reading and please research my work and hold it up to scrutiny. I also ask kindly if you would share my work which will help get the truth out during these times. My gratitude to all my readers. - Daniel Prinsloo #FreePalestine #SaveGaza #Rafah #Israel #Zionism #Christianity

Saved - March 11, 2024 at 7:53 PM
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The blind loyalty of Evangelicals and Zionist elements within Christian churches in supporting Israel is mind-boggling. The destruction of Palestinian Christians and their history is an unspoken genocide within the already inhumane genocide. Christians should be aware of their history and the hatred Israelis have for Muslims and Christians. The murder of Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian-American journalist and Christian, was ignored by Western media and the U.S. State Department. I have found solidarity with Muslims, atheists, and good people, and have identified my true Christian brethren. We must continue to speak up for the Palestinians and give them hope.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

Genocide within a Genocide The idiocy of Evangelicals who support Israel and the Zionist elements within Christian churches is just mind boggling. Their blind loyalty, dare I say idolization of a people goes beyond rational thinking. By saying “We stand with Israel” is an open declaration of genocide upon people who are innocent. Then there is the unspoken genocide within the already inhumane genocide, and that is the destruction of Palestinian Christians along with their Muslim brothers and sisters. Israel has purposefully targeted some of the oldest churches in the world and it’s cleansing Gaza of all Christian history and identity where Christians lived in peace alongside Muslims throughout all of Palestine before the occupation began 76 years ago. For Christians around the world, Palestine should be a heritage site as that is where Christianity started. Before Roman persecution, the first to murder and persecute Christians were the Jews. Are Christians that uninformed about their history and what is written in the New Testament? Christians were chased out of Synagogues and started home churches in the times of antiquity. In 2022 there was the cold-blooded murder of Shireen Abu Akleh (Pictured as a young girl), an Al Jazeera journalist who was also a Palestinian-American citizen and a Christian, and the Western media and U.S. State Department was silent, because her murderer was an IDF soldier. Then we all saw the footage of how Israeli police disrupted her funeral and attacked her coffin bearers to the point where her coffin fell in Palestine. Do some Christians not see the hatred Israelis have for Muslims and Christians? Yet the lie is spread that Israel is the Christian’s world’s greatest ally and friend. Get lost with that nonsense. I dare any Christian to move to Israel and see how you are treated as a second-class citizen. Oh, they will welcome you as a tourist because they make a lot out of the Christian tourists. Be warned, do not stray too far of the path, as you might get spit on. But maybe some Christians will accept Jewish spit as holy water. I have written off the Evangelicals and Zionists within Christian churches, and they will have to do a lot to convince me that they are sincere Christians. I have found more solidarity with Muslims, atheists, and just honest to God good people during this horror we are all witnessing. I have also come to known who my true Christian brethren are for who I am truly grateful. You are all warriors and I commend you for following Christ and showing His example in this time of need. This is a moment in time that will define who stood for the unjust oppressors, and who stood against them giving a voice to the Palestinians. We will not get discouraged or distracted, because the people who are suffering will never give up. We owe it to them to keep on communicating. They deserve better from the collective world, and we see how they are heroes who will be held in high regard in the afterlife, judging their murderers, and those who took pleasure in their demise. There are many more Shireen Abu Aklehs who is pictured in the attached photo in Gaza. Little girls with big dreams. Will we give them hope? We have to. - Daniel Prinsloo

Saved - March 10, 2024 at 2:36 AM
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Israeli society is criticized for lacking morality and humanity, with claims that they deny the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while blocking aid. People who support Israel are accused of supporting genocide and mass killing of children. The author believes that those who stand with Palestine restore their faith in humanity and fight against oppression. The hashtags used are #FreePalestine, #SaveGaza, and #NotOneMoreChild.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

When even CNN can't spin Israeli delusions anymore you know it's over for Israel. Israeli society is completely devoid of any morality or humanity. They even convince themselves that there is no humanitarian crises in Gaza. If that was so, then why are you blocking the aid? Is being evil just an Israeli pastime and hobby? And then there are the people in the West still saying "We stand with Israel", which translates to "We are immoral scum who support genocide, starvation and mass killing of children", many of them who will be sitting in churches tomorrow singing hymns and praying. On that fateful day, God will tell them that He never knew them, and He will embrace every single Palestinian child who suffered as His own to judge over these evil Zionists, whether they claimed to worship God in churches, or in synagogues. This life matters, and every act will have consequences in the afterlife. These people can easily make one lose faith in humanity, but then I see the Palestinians, and my faith is restored, and knowing we fight for them, because they are in hell right now, and we have a responsibility, lest we be complicit in the crimes of their oppressors and murderers. We stand with Palestine, or we lose all of our humanity. #FreePalestine #SaveGaza #NotOneMoreChild

@abierkhatib - Abier

An Israeli settler to CNN journalist on blocking the Humanitarian aid: “ They should get only the minimum calories required to survive” Damn!! What kind of evil is that!!! #Zionism https://t.co/R6FZL83b4W

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Hamas receives aid meant for civilians, but it should only get the minimum to survive until hostages are released. Prioritizing hostages over aid is justified, even if it causes a humanitarian crisis. Hamas disregards rules and holds civilians, justifying the decision to withhold aid.
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Speaker 0: This does not arrive at this doorstep. This arrives into the channels of Hamas that are fighting us and holding our hostages. Speaker 1: There was Speaker 2: no evidence to support the idea that all of this aid is going to Hamas. Not to the rest of the population. This is intelligence only for terror. That's why they're getting is it they should get only the minimum calories required to survive. Speaker 1: They're starving to death. They are not starving. Are starving Speaker 2: to death. Early May do you know what? If they are starving starving to death, give us back give the hostages back. No single loaf of bread should go there till our hostages are coming back. Speaker 1: To many people in the world listening to what you're saying and what you're protesting for, it sounds like, a, a contravention of international law, and b, incredibly callous in the face of an epic humanitarian catastrophe. In the face of children starving to death, people who can't understand why anyone in their right mind would advocate for stopping aid. Speaker 0: Hamas has no fair play. Hamas has no rules. Hamas is holding civilians. Speaker 2: You know, even if there is a humanitarian crisis there, and there is not, even if there is, it's my right and my duty to prioritize the life of 3 beavers, a 1 year old baby that deserve over any dozen babies.
Saved - February 29, 2024 at 12:26 PM
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The IDF allegedly killed over 150 people and injured 1000 Palestinians, using aid as bait. The author calls for the international community to reject Israel's existence and declare Palestine free from what they perceive as terrorists, murderers, thieves, and occupiers. They argue that Israel violates international law with impunity and portrays themselves as victims. #FreePalestine #Gaza

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

At least 150 to 200 people were massacred by the IDF as they were lured in by aid. At least a 1000 Palestinians were injured in what nobody can question anymore was a deliberate attempt by Israel to slaughter as many Palestinians as they can using aid as bait. The entire international community should stop accepting the existence of the State of Israel and declare that Palestine be free from these terrorists, murderers, thieves, and occupiers. Enough is enough. No one should recognize the legitimacy of Israel as they transgress every single international law, and does so with impunity and hubris, yet still playing the victim in all of this. #FreePalestine #Gaza

@QudsNen - Quds News Network

BREAKING| Scenes of casualties following an Israeli massacre, which targeted thousands of hungry people at Al Rasheed Street in northern Gaza this morning. According to medical sources, the victims were targeted in their heads and chests, which indicates that Israeli forces aimed at killing them. Credit: Anas Al Shareef

Saved - February 18, 2024 at 7:02 PM
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The author expresses strong condemnation towards certain individuals, suggesting that they should be isolated due to their behavior. They believe that coexistence is beyond them and refers to them as minions of Satan. The author questions CNN's actions, accusing them of briefly exposing Israel's atrocities but ultimately defending them, comparing it to a dog eating its own vomit.

@Daniel7Prinsloo - Daniel F. Prinsloo 🇿🇦

There is no depravity that is low enough for these people. This behavior shows that Israelis need to be isolated from all society. They can't coexist with others. It is beyond them. Satan must be so proud of his little minions. CNN, you are reporting on this, but what the hell are you doing about it? You expose a little bit of Israel's atrocities and then you go right back to defending Israel, just like a dog eating its own vomit. Sick.

@JoeBrolly1993 - Joe Brolly

Israeli soldiers filming their depravities in Gaza. Oh what a lovely genocide. https://t.co/iEL3zpH0Y9

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This video shows Israeli soldiers documenting the destruction of Gaza on social media. They film detonations and boast about their tactics. The IDF stated they will take action against soldiers involved in inappropriate behavior. Images of war injuries in Gaza are rare on Israeli TV but can be found on TikTok. The soldiers aim to show power and agency through their posts, even if it goes against military messaging. These videos are drawing criticism to Israel's actions in Gaza.
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Speaker 0: This is a how to video on how to blow up a mosque in Gaza. Format is Internet fluent. The content is very real, filmed, edited, and posted on Instagram by an Israeli soldier. It's one of dozens reviewed by CNN. For many in 2024, social media is everyday life. Israeli soldiers are no different, except they're fighting Israel's largest and most brutal war in decades. In video after video after video, soldiers document the destruction of Gaza and rejoice. They film detonations to use as wedding devastation in Gaza. Speaker 1: Soldiers have always documented themselves. It could be in journals. It could be with, you know, taking pictures. Speaker 0: Avner Gvariyahu served in the IDF during the 2nd intifada. He leads the group breaking the silence, which encourages soldiers to speak out about the realities of occupation. Speaker 1: Even if we do find, you know, the the why we went to this war, important, significant, and and and and necessity, we have to ask ourselves how we're conducting ourselves, in wartime. Speaker 0: The videos often end up on the social media channels of right wing political commentators. They boast to the Israeli public of the tactics used to defend them. The IDF told CNN that it has acted and continues to act to identify unusual cases that deviate from what is expected of IDF soldiers. Those cases will be arbitrated, and significant command measures will be taken against the soldiers involved. Images from Gaza of Israel's war injured are rare on Israeli television, but they're there on TikTok. Speaker 2: The overarching theme is that, you know, we're here. We're gonna win. We're powerful enough. And I think that what these soldiers are doing, all these these clips that we see on social media, is part of an attempt to regain sense of agency, regain sense of power, regain, you know, the sense of positive self image the way we talk about ourselves before October 7th. Speaker 0: At times, they openly defy their military's message about protecting civilians and film themselves destroying civilian shops. Israel is under increasing scrutiny over the war in Gaza. These videos may well be adding fuel to that criticism.
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