Do the Jews slaughter their red cow on Eid al-Fitr to demolish Al-Aqsa? How did tweeters comment?

Highlights: Do the Jews slaughter their red cow on Eid al-Fitr to demolish Al-Aqsa? How did tweeters comment?. The slaughter of the red cow is a religious ritual, and the Jews believe that it is obligatory to purify themselves from the impurity of the dead. In 2022, the priests in the occupying state obtained 5 red cows from the US state of Texas and were placed on a secret farm. As the cows entered their third year, at the beginning of 2024, Jewish organizations, in cooperation with the Israeli authorities, began preparations for the ritual.

A few days ago, a conference was held in which about 100 rabbis participated in the “old Shiloh” settlement, which the Jews believe is the center of the so-called state of Judea and Samaria. They discussed the rituals of slaughtering the red cow once they were certain that it was suitable for the purification process.

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Because of a religious fatwa that forbade Jews from entering the site of the alleged Temple, the settlers do not dare to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque, despite the escalation of incidents of systematically storming its courtyards, because they do not meet the condition of their purification from the impurity of the dead, that is, purification from touching the body of the dead, or being with him in one place, or passing through. At a funeral, or touching one of the graves.

The slaughter of the red cow is a religious ritual, and the Jews believe that it is obligatory to purify themselves from the impurity of the dead, which for them is only removed by sprinkling the impure thing with water mixed with the ashes of a “red cow” that is pure in colour, has no blemish, has never been put to work or carried on its back, and has given birth naturally. I grew up in what they call “the Land of Israel.”

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In 2022, the priests in the occupying state obtained 5 red cows from the US state of Texas and were placed on a secret farm. It was announced that they met the required conditions. As the cows entered their third year, at the beginning of 2024, Jewish organizations, in cooperation with the Israeli authorities, began preparations for the ritual.

According to Jewish beliefs, these rituals must be performed on the second day of the month of April according to the Hebrew calendar, which corresponds to the tenth of April of this month in the Gregorian calendar (corresponding to Eid al-Fitr), so that they can enter Al-Aqsa Mosque, and then demolish it to build the “Third Temple” on it. Its ruins, and they believe that this is a prelude to the appearance of “Christ the Savior.”

Question and condemnation

The Shabakat program (4/7/2024) monitored some of the interactions of social platforms with the story of the Red Cows, including what American citizen Joey wrote: “Why do the Jews control our foreign policy system? Why do they use American tax money taken from all of us to support their religious project?” .

As for Naira, she tweeted: “Religious laws are sacred and we respect them all, but unfortunately these stories about red cows are distorted and exploited in order to create a myth aimed at demolishing Al-Aqsa Mosque.”

While Zari wrote: “Some of them say they will not slaughter the red cow now, but they intend to. They will not burn it, but they will use the ashes... contradictory statements. This is like saying that Israel is not committing genocide, it is just killing everyone.”

Meanwhile, Salma said: “Indeed, the cows did not look alike to them. They worked for years to find a cow with their specifications and conditions, and when they did not find it, they bred it, brought it, and hid it, and now they will slaughter it in front of the world.”

But controversy arose about the extent to which these red cows met the conditions of Jewish law, as questions were raised about whether these cows were produced by genetic engineering to be completely red, and rabbis objected to the fact that they were not bred from the beginning in what they describe as the “Land of Israel.”

It is noteworthy that Abu Ubaida, spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), commented in a video speech two months ago on this matter and said: “The Red Cows were brought in implementation of a disgusting religious superstition, designed to attack the feelings of an entire nation.”