Our Name
We chose our name based on the history of Mount Masada and those who occupied it. It was a stronghold in the first Jewish-Roman War in the late 60s and early 70s AD. A legion of Jewish warriors & assassins, as well as their families, occupied the mountain top and remained autonomous while the rest of the region was subjugated by the Romans.
Aside from being feared and formidable fighters, they were skilled engineers and self sustained in the challenging environment that is an isolated mountain top in the desert. Its occupants designed an intricate cistern and functioning miniature society, while their companions below were forced into slavers and worse.
Despite great efforts, and yielding far superior numbers, the Romans could not penetrate the fortress’ defenses. It was not until they abandoned their honor and used the local Jewish population as human shields were they able to reach Masada’s gate. This was only so because the Sicarii atop the mountain would not hurl arrows and spears into their Jewish brothers and sisters.
At the point of critical mass when the gate was about to come down, all the residents of Masada made a unified decision to die on their feet as free men and woman rather than live in slavery. When the Roman’s entered the compound, to their dismay, the entire population of Masada was deceased.
Our Values
We stand with the Jewish people, the state of Israel and the great nation of the United States of America
We support Israel, it’s right to exist and it’s right to proactively defend itself
We salute the brilliance of the US constitution
We stand against the mistreatment of Jews anywhere in the world
We stand against terrorism
We stand against radical Islam
We stand against any “ism”, ideology, group or government that subjugates it’s people (ex. Marxism)
We stand against falsehoods that distort truth, logic, the laws of nature and God (ex. Wokeness)
We believe in the right to self defense
We believe in the importance of individual preparedness and community coordination
We believe in the necessity of confronting evil offensively
We are comprised of Jews, Christians, Muslims, secular folks, Americans, Israelis and friends of the Jewish people