"Sexual violence against young boys and girls. Things that are done in the name of a religious ritual… These rituals, most of which are ancient rituals from the days of Baal worship, have not vanished from the world" Rabbi Ya'akov Madan is the only rabbi in the Religious Zionist sector who dared to speak out against the phenomenon of ritualistic sexual abuse, done with the participation of senior public figures and led by some of the most prominent rabbis in the country, such as Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu (the father of Minister Amichai Eliyahu) and Rabbi Zvi Thau (one of his many disciples is the new head of the Shin Bet, David Zini). Madan's video, from January 25, was largely ignored. And now Shoshana Strock had been murdered. How many more will be killed, physically or mentally, for this sadistic pedophile cabal, which is still active and harming children every day?

The clip I’m attaching here is an Israeli journalistic investigation. It follows a number of Israeli women who describe, in harrowing detail, the same story: when they were as young as 4 years old (with one testimony describing even younger victims) they were serially tortured, raped, drugged, buried alive and other unimaginable stuff in rituals that involved multiple men, including rabbis, doctors, psychiatrists, and their own family members. I have to say that it may be the most emotionally challenging watch of my life; I stopped multiple times because I was just weeping too hard. It just broke me. What you see and hear is evil that even the your worst nightmare fails to capture. All of it involves Jewish religious symbols, texts, and communities: the women in this piece all grew up and lived in settlements around Jerusalem. In this video, one rabbi who dared to speak up against the phenomenon said: these rituals exists since the days of Baal, and people need to know and be aware. Of course, the everyone in this video exist in a world where the Gaza Holocaust, or Epstein, or the sexual abuse of Palestinian political prisoners, and a million other horrors never happened, and if they did happen, nothing connects them. But we live in a different world. - I left the Jewish religion when I was 15: it was much easier for me to do than quitting Zionism and Israel. Today I can say, with all honesty, that there are not many things that scare and repulse me more in life. I don’t even want to be associated with this anymore. I want nothing to do with it. Absolutely nothing.