Record Profits from the Endless Gaza "War"
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Last week’s Amalek and Erev Rav program was filled with important information that should be at the center of public attention. Since the media exists specifically to distract and mislead us, it depends on ordinary people like you and me to connect the dots and spread the information that matters most.
Since not many people will watch a 35-minute presentation (though I hope you will reconsider), I’m going to write up the most essential facts from the program, which should be enough to jolt people out of their delusions that the endless “war” between Israel and Hamas has anything to do with good versus evil, saving hostages, defeating our enemies, making us safer, fighting for the land and people of Israel, a milchemes mitzvah, right vs. left, leftists vs. Bibi, or any of the other silly narratives that people believe because the truth is much less comfortable for them.
Click the bold hyperlinks for the sources.
Item #1: The rich are getting richer from the “humanitarian aid” program to Gaza. For example, one of Israel’s largest food wholesalers sold 7,000 tons of wheat to the UN in a deal worth over $2 million, to be sent to Gaza.
Meanwhile, ordinary Israelis are watching food prices spiral ever upward as they are driven deeper into poverty. No aid trucks for them.
Item #2: Our BFF’s in the United States have unveiled a massive new plan to feed the poor suffering people in Gaza, because they are so charitable, and have absolutely no agenda or ulterior motive. “We need to do right by Gaza. The people there are suffering,” said Trump.
We were further informed that the cost per 750-calorie meal would be $1.30, with a whopping 58 cents for the actual food and the rest to have it delivered. This was “consistent with industry benchmarks” for humanitarian aid.
Item #3: Here’s an IDF photo of a food kit:
Item #4: As of 2003, the average cost to feed an American prisoner was $2.32 for Florida and $2.45 for California (California is more liberal, after all). Current numbers are not significantly higher. Dog food is more expensive.
Item #5: This situation has been exacerbated by the privatization of the American prison system, which has turned it into a for-profit industry.
Key quote: “Incarcerated people in Washington do not receive minimum requirements for fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, or milk….Incarcerated people are fed more than the recommended amounts of refined starches, added sugars and sodium.”
The emphasis is on shaving down the costs to maximize profits, at the expense of the basic nutrition of the prisoners. The corporations do not exist for the sake of the inmates; the inmates exist for the sake of the corporations.
Item #6: While Israeli citizens are being driven to poverty, Israel delivered over 1.3 million tons of aid to Gaza as of March, 2025. We are also reassured that “shipments are closely inspected for security purposes”.
Item #7: “Since the start of the war, Israel has denied entry to only 1.6% of trucks seeking to enter Gaza.”
Item #8: While it was being reported that Israel had cut off aid to Gaza, an eyewitness at the border crossing reported:
I can confirm that there is NO shortage of aid and fuel trucks entering Gaza from Egypt. I personally have never seen the volume of trucks crossing any border or port, with the exception of Rotterdam…[including] 6 brand new Emirati field hospital SUV’s, a Cadillac, a Land Cruiser, and 4 GMC’s.
Also I saw ammonia tankers entering,” adding sarcastically, “and you know that ammonia is for civilian use only, right? Not as a key component of rocket fuel.
By the way, trucks that are marked as containing edibles are not x-rayed.
It was one of the security agents that pointed out the ammonia tankers on the other side of the X-ray area. I asked the agent how do we know what is in those boxes, he just shrugged.
Item #9: “Report: Israel contributed NIS 700m to Gaza aid mechanism it claims not to fund — Prime Minister’s Office denies Kan’s assertion that funds were transferred quietly to prevent public from knowing”
The Israeli government has transferred hundreds of millions of shekels to fund the new humanitarian aid mechanism in the Gaza Strip, Kan news reported Wednesday, contradicting government officials who have insisted that Israel has no part in its funding.
According to the report, the government approved the transfer of NIS 700 million (some $280 million) last month to an unclear source, identified by the government only as “the defense establishment.”
Citing unnamed officials, Kan reported that the money was being used to fund the new aid mechanism, run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, and that the decision to transfer the funds was made under the radar in an attempt to keep the public from finding out.
Item #10: While Israel is reportedly working feverishly to feed Gaza with Israeli tax money, Israeli has the highest military spending per capita of any country.
All that for a singularly unlikely “intelligence failure” on October 7, 2023.
Israeli citizens are getting hosed.
Item #11: “RAFAEL USA provides advanced air defense weapon systems that protect deployed and maneuvering forces and Forward Operating Bases, population centers, and strategic sites against short- to medium-range aerial threats. Originally developed for the IDF, these solutions are precisely customized to meet U.S. Military requirements.
“RAFAEL USA has been an integral part of the American defense landscape for the past 28 years.”
And here you thought all that “military aid” was charity, a one-way street.
RAFAEL Reports Record 2024 Results with 27% Growth in Sales. Sales reached $4.8 billion in 2024 — a 27% increase year-over-year — with approximately half of sales to international customers. RAFAEL reported $8.23 billion in new orders and a net profit of $257 million. Order backlog rose to $17.76 billion.
Dr. Yuval Steinitz, Chairman of Board of Directors, RAFAEL, said: “RAFAEL concludes another year of outstanding achievements—demonstrating once again the company’s vital contribution to Israel’s security and its significant impact on the national economy.”
Yoav Tourgeman, CEO and President of RAFAEL, added: “2024 was a historic year for RAFAEL…”
While expanding its global footprint, RAFAEL remains firmly focused on its core mission: strengthening Israel’s national security—especially during a year defined by complex operational demands. In 2024, RAFAEL achieved record performance across sales, orders, and development milestones.
I’m getting mixed messages here. Are they primarily focused on Israel’s national security, or achieving historic profits? Which is it?
And what if there is a conflict between the two?
Read on.
Item #13: What about that “global footprint”?
RAFAEL serves over 20 NATO countries, fostering global partnerships with 30 subsidiaries and joint ventures.
Item #14: Rafael is a government-owned corporation, owned by the State of Israel.
A weapons manufacturing company that is owned by the State of Israel is earning record profits during a never-ending war with little Gaza, which Israel and its allies/customers are also working earnestly to prop up and continue feeding at least the bare minimum to ensure it doesn’t collapse.
Are you starting to see a connection?
A conflict of interest of this magnitude rivals that of a medical system being funded by drug manufacturers, hospitals being paid thousands of dollars for everyone who “tested positive” for Covid being placed on a ventilator, and paid even more for giving them Remdesivir, paid even more if the official cause of death was Covid, and paid even more for every Covid shot they administered.
It rivals that of the very people charged with saving the lives of patients also being offered massive amounts of money for the patients’ organs if they don’t make it…
The State of Israel’s weapons manufacturing industry, which sells to 20 NATO countries, is earning record profits. You’re not.
RAFAEL publishes its financial results for the third quarter of 2024:
Sales volume in the third quarter of 2024 (July-September) amounted to 4.5 billion NIS, an increase of 36% compared to the same period last year.
The order backlog reached a record high, crossing the 60 billion NIS mark for the first time in history. Net profit since the beginning of 2024 stands at more than half a billion NIS3.
RAFAEL’S Chairman, Dr. Yuval Steinitz: “Amazing results.”
Rafael’s CEO, Yoav Tourgeman, added: “…The ‘Iron Swords’ war has entered its second year, and Rafael’s employees are still all mobilized for the war effort to continue providing the defense establishment with a decisive technological advantage.”
Hamas has zero tanks and zero planes. We don’t have a “decisive technological advantage?”
Hamas pulled off October 7 with paragliders and Toyota pickup trucks, while the IDF was mysteriously absent for hours on end. The subsequent “war” has stretched on for nearly two years, while upwards of 20,000 IDF soldiers have been maimed and killed, and the average Israeli family is struggling to hold it all together.
Meanwhile, Rafael has achieved “amazing results” — financial results, anyway.
Nice Freemason logo they got there.
Here’s are a few of the audit’s key findings, the vast majority of which were negative:
Sales and profits were way down.
The middle point is most significant. Rafael’s primary source of funding is the Defense budget, and their biggest customer is the same Ministry of Defense.
In other words, Israeli tax money is being used to fund the state’s weapons manufacturing corporation, which then sells weapons to the state at massive profit.
These profits are not returned to the Israeli taxpayers. Don’t be silly.
Rafael also has sales and revenue “targets” that the state expects them to meet. The state auditor was not pleased with their performance:
The only way a weapons manufacturing company can increase its sales and revenue is with a greater demand for weapons.
There is nothing that causes a greater demand for weapons than ongoing wars and the constant threat of war.
Can there be any greater conflict of interest than a state ostensibly trying to end a war with a favorable outcome as soon as possible, while ALSO owning a weapons manufacturing company with major financial targets to meet?
Keep in mind that war is not only necessary for selling weapons to yourself and 20 NATO countries, but for research and development.
You need lots of crash test dummies for this. Click here to join the IDF.
This report came out in February 2023, right around the start of the “Gaza” war.
Another interesting note in the report:
If what they revealed is so interesting, I wonder what they concealed for “business reasons”.
Israel Aerospace Industries reports record-breaking financial performance for Q3 [the third quarter of 2024], with $25 billion order backlog, 60% rise in net profit and 16% increase in revenue…as demand for defense technologies surged during the ongoing war in Gaza and Lebanon.
Israel Aerospace Industries is state-owned by the government of Israel.
Israel Aerospace Industries will distribute a high dividend of approximately 1.6 billion shekels to the State of Israel for 2017-2023 profits. The distribution, one of the largest in the company's history, reflects the company's business performance and its contribution to the state treasury. The company's board of directors will consider an additional distribution for 2024 profits in the coming weeks. Israel Aerospace Industries is the largest defense company in Israel.
To be clear, the taxpayers who fund IAI are not getting a refund as part of the 1.6 billion shekel dividend.
In the early stages of the “war”, Hamas fighters were hungry, tired, and broken. They were ready to turn over Sinwar and surrender. A superior urged them to wait until the next day before taking action. Hours later, they were informed that their wives had been kidnapped and beheaded in a mosque in Rafah, and warned not to continue with their folly.
The next day a large delivery of “aid” arrived.
We were that close to the “war” ending shortly after it began.
How serendipitous.
You need lots of crash test dummies on both sides of the border, after all, to meet those targets.
Item #21: Israeli citizens are paying upwards of 70% taxes when all the smoke clears, paying more for defense per capita than anyone else in the world, sending their loved ones into death traps, and raising worldwide charity to feed them, too.
Like privatized prisons and humanitarian aid, why spend any more money on expendable peasants than absolutely necessary? Why should the government buy food and basic gear for soldiers when you will? It cuts into profits.
There’s surely more to the puzzle than this, but, as always, follow the money. The Gaza “war” has nothing to do with hostages, security, or making your life better.
It’s a capricious scam exploiting the peasants on both sides of the border, grifting money from tax-paying citizens and charitable people, to meet financial “targets” of the rich and powerful, all while continuously robbing the peasants of their freedom and independence, and using them as disposable crash test dummies for their shiny new weapons.
Why is anyone still participating in this charade, cheering it on, “sacrificing” for it, and demanding that more people — especially yeshiva students — do more of the same?
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