Wednesday night, in the Land of Israel, a Jewish woman was murdered.

Tzala Gaz, a young mother, was driving to the hospital to give birth to her fourth son. She never made it. An Islamonaz*i terrorist murdered her in cold blood.

Let that sink in. A Jewish woman. A mother. On her way to bring life into this world. Murdered by someone driven by a culture of death.

But in the face of unimaginable tragedy, the words of her husband—now a widower raising four sons alone—are the voice of a spiritual lion:

> “Hi friends, a sad day today.

> Last night my wife was murdered. We were on our way to the hospital to happily deliver our fourth baby boy.

> Obviously I am very broken, naturally, but I am also thankful to Hashem that I survived and will be strong to carry on and be a light onto the entire world.

> Because we will never let them break us.

> I am very, very sad but I will continue to fight for our people’s well-being.

> I love you all.

> We will survive and we will thrive and prosper.

> Hashem is one.

> Good and bad times.

> It doesn’t matter.

> If it’s from my one and only King, I accept it with love.

> Call me crazy.

> Aren’t we all?”

That is the soul of the Jewish people.

A people who walk through fire and still sing. A people who have endured centuries of exile, pogroms, and genocides—and still, even now, choose *life*.

But make no mistake. This is not normal. And it should never have to be said again.

Tzala’s murder isn’t just another tragedy. It is another red line, drenched in innocent blood. And the day is quickly coming when our Islamonazi enemies will no longer live among us to terrorize us. They have brought this upon themselves. They have proven, time and again, that living next to us peacefully is impossible for them without trying to kill us.

This is not racism. It is reality. A tragic, bloody, undeniable reality.

And that reality demands a response. A moral, just, and decisive one: We will remove evil from our midst. Trump’s Gaza emigration plan will also be implemented in Judea & Samaria. Not because we hate, but because we love—our children, our future, our land.

Our future is not one of fear. Our future is bright, stronger than ever, because we are finally returning to the authentic Jewish spirit that sustained us through exile. A spirit rooted in deep, unshakable faith in God.

Tzala Gaz died as a proud Jewish mother in our ancestral homeland. Her light will never go out. Her sons will grow up knowing their mother was a heroine. And her people will never be broken.

Am Yisrael Chai.

We will survive.

We will thrive.

We will prosper.

Because Hashem is One. And our story back as sovereign in our ancestral homeland where we belong isn’t over—it’s just beginning.

In the meantime, pray for the baby, for the father, for the family, and pray that we end this Islamonaz*i evil and implement Trump’s emigration plan ASAP.

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