[af_vet_1981]

We are not referring to the "TetraGrammaton". That is not one of the Names which reflect the different aspects of G-d which are found in prayers.

I was; it is His name in the Torah, occurring over 6,000 times. I never understood how its pronunciation was forgotten. The only biblical reference I found was in the Book of Jeremiah which blamed bad pastors/prophets for leading the people (not the High Priest) who thought to cause the people (not the High Priest) to forget the name, as their fathers forgot the Name for Baal.

I agree that the song, the group, and alliance are not representative of Orthodox Judaism, nor that anyone trained in Orthodox Judaism would be confused to think it was. It is just a group of (mostly) Israelis (could be some tourists mixed in) who I still think are mostly Jews exercising their freedom of conscience. I still like the music and song, so much better than the rap and techno/rave music so many IDF youth can sink into.

[EinNYC]

It is just a group of (mostly) Israelis (could be some tourists mixed in) who I still think are mostly Jews exercising their freedom of conscience.

This video most assuredly is NOT simply "mostly Jews exercising their freedom of conscience." It is a deliberately engineered piece of Messyonic propaganda aimed at deception. I seriously doubt that most of the people singing it are actually Jews. Most Messyonics are not actually Jewish.

And why do you seemed particularly concerned about the IDF kids? Every able bodied kid who reaches 18 has to put in their 2-3 years of mandatory military service. They are the children of Israelis, not some exclusive group. Any group can get involved with rap and techno music, not just IDF kids. Most secular Israelis would rather their kids listen to rap and techno music than deceptive music aimed to make their kids think that JC could possibly be a part of Judaism.