BS"D:
Just picking up the challenge from one of the Jewish bloggers. I am sure you all know that right after the Bris of Netzach Binyamin, they started abusing Meir again. That baby is such a threat to them, the very thought that the Kahane family is continuing to thrive makes them literally turn green. Bilious, miserable, angry people with no souls, all they know is how to hurt Jews, that's their real pleasure in life, it seems. See a link to the latest saga at the end of this reprint.
The following is a translation of Meir Ettinger’s opening blog post. It was published on 20-3-2015
It Looks like There Are Not So Many of Us
but in Truth, More are With Us than with them
After receiving administrative orders, I, Meir Ettinger am opening a blog on Kol HaYehudi.

Two
weeks ago, I received administrative orders to stay away from Yehuda
and Shomron, plus a few other boundaries that I am forbidden to cross. I
was placed in an interrogation room, into which entered a man who
called himself Shoham. He brought with him the document detailing my
restrictions. Shoham began to talk to me in a tone meant to frighten me.
The truth is that I didn’t manage to bring full attention to what he
was saying because I was a little bit busy with thoughts of where I
would go in order to continue to progress with my work. Also I was
thinking about how I could be effective once I am outside of Yehuda and
Shomron. But, mainly I remember that Shoham was pressing me about my
writings that were published on Kol HaYehudi. It seemed like Shoham, or
whatever name they are calling him, does not like Kol HaYehudi. It was
in this moment that I accepted upon myself to open a permanent blog on
Kol HaYehudi.
Among the many directives that were in the administrative orders,
such as not to go to Yehuda and Shomron, as well as other restrictions
on where I can go, was the requirement that I visit the police station
every week, to sign that I am still alive. This is the reason I thought,
that to make their work easier, I would try to publish something here
once a week so in case there are some problems with the computer, and
Shoham will not get the update that I am still alive, he can see my blog
post here and continue sleeping b’shalva, without worrying about my
peace and personal security.
HaShem told him to curse
There has been a debate for years as to how to deal with
administrative orders. In the last years, we have seen this phenomenon
of administrative orders becoming a daily thing. It looks like the
government is becoming more and more afraid of the people.
We can learn much from the deeds of Dovid HaMelech, detailed in the
story of his escape from Abshalom. In the middle of the escape and while
on the road, Dovid HaMelech met Shimi ben Gera, who cursed him with
many curses. Avishai ben Tsruya wanted to kill Shimi but Dovid HaMelech
told him no, saying HaShem had placed the curses in his mouth.
The Jews from the pitiful anti-Jewish department in Shabak, who are
signing these administrative orders, all of those who took on the names
Aidan, Itama, Shoham, Avichai, Dan or whatever name they are using, all
of them are poor of nefesh and are like children growing up among
wolves. We have to remember that from their side they are absolutely
certain that they are helping Am Israel and they really think that we
are threatening the broken reed upon which they are sitting. Of course,
none of them is clean from cruelty and evil. And each one will be
brought to judgment by HaShem. But, for now the majority of the
government is sure about the correctness of its way.
The possibilities we have in our hands to fight against these orders
are limited and we are “speechless” like the “sheep before the shearer.”
Right now it is very hard to imagine that we can succeed in explaining
to and convincing people so far away from HaShem and from His Torah. And
even for those among them who are keeping the mitzvot, they are so
deeply corrupted by the governmental structure that it is hard to open
their eyes to their mistake. B’ezrat HaShem in time our efforts will
work and the realities will change. We will also reach them and they
will, in the end, be at the head of the camp.
The tzibbur in general is nearing fatigue from this struggle and for
those who are ready to carry on, it is a shame that he should be taken
off his main task in life. Instead of fighting the orders, it is more
worthwhile to be focused on our main task which is teshuva—personal and
for Am Israel. Because of this, in relationship to the orders and to
those who are giving them, we must focus on the pasuk, “HaShem said to
him curse.” We shall continue in our work wherever we are or wherever
they put us—to call in the name of HaShem and disseminate Jewish ideas.
When we will be successful in our deeds the orders and restrictions will
be canceled as a consequence.
More are with us than them
The King of Aram issued an arrest order for Elisha HaNavi. In the
morning the servant of the Tzaddik awakened and saw that the entire city
was surrounded by heavily armed soldiers. With worry he asked Elisha
HaNavi, “You my Lord, what will we do?” Elisha answered him simply,
“don’t be afraid because more are with us than with them.” Elisha prayed
and said, “HaShem, open please his eyes to see,” and HaShem opened the
eyes of the boy and behold there was a mountain full of horses and
chariots of fire surrounding Elisha.”
For most of us our eyes are a little bit tired and we feel lonely in
the battle against the crushing powers of MOSAD. We have to pray
intensely that HaShem will show us all the Jews who are with us—more
than with them.
The privileged ones already see and know of the miracles that HaShem
is doing and will do each and every day. They see how He is escorting
His trusted soldiers. Those who are not yet privileged to see can for
certain ask others in Anshei Yehudi, because they know all the miracles
better than anyone else.
We, b’ezrat HaShem, have been privileged since we received the last
orders to see how many Jews are with us, how great is the warmth and
love with which we are surrounded, how many gifts we have received, and
telephone calls all of which makes us stronger. We see the simple love
of our close and far-away friends. We see how many good Jews want to
help!
More are with us than with them."
See also:
http://www.hakolhayehudi.com/new-torture-saga-continues-suspicions-involve-property-damage/
All we can do is daven, daven, and then daven some more ( for the uninitiated, davening is praying, pouring out your soul to Hashem).
Kol Tuv to all
DS