The email, dated Jan. 14 and sent from a former Washington, D.C., Guard member, included an attachment showing a shirtless Hegseth with a tattoo on his bicep inscribed, “Deus Vult.” A quick google search told Gaith/er the Latin phrase means “God wills it,” which served as a battle cry for Christians during the Crusades and has become associated with white extremist groups, he told The Wall Street Journal. The pictures also showed that Hegseth has a large Jerusalem cross tattoo. Gaither said he was not concerned about the cross—it was the “Deus Vult” that worried him.
At the time of the crusades, esav was with amalek, whereas Ishmael was with Yitzhak. Today, Esav is closer to Yaakov, whereas Ishmael is with amalek.
ReplyDeleteUnless you count Europe and Russia as Eisav in which case Eisav is in thrall to Yishmael.
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