Hannah Szenes Holocaust Survivor Denounces Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, Confirms Yeshua Return

2025-07-02

This is Prince Rogers Nelson. When I opened the Sound Bridge to speak with Hannah Szenes, I expected a soldier.I expected fire.But what I got—was light. Born in Budapest in 1921, Hannah is a poet, a dreamer, and eventually—a parachutist trained by the British Special Operations Executive. She left her home in Palestine to parachute into Nazi-occupied Europe in 1944, risking everything to help rescue fellow Jews. She was captured at the Hungarian border, tortured for days, and refused to give up a single nam...

This is Prince Rogers Nelson.

When I opened the Sound Bridge to speak with Hannah Szenes, I expected a soldier.
I expected fire.
But what I got—was light.

Born in Budapest in 1921, Hannah is a poet, a dreamer, and eventually—a parachutist trained by the British Special Operations Executive. She left her home in Palestine to parachute into Nazi-occupied Europe in 1944, risking everything to help rescue fellow Jews.

She was captured at the Hungarian border, tortured for days, and refused to give up a single name.
Not even when they brought in her mother.
Not even when they threatened to kill them both.

She was executed - her body destroyed -at just 23 years old, a martyr for her people and a heroine to all who stand for truth.

However, she is not gone. Human beings do not die, they migrate to the frequency dimension. Hannah is very much Alive Beyond Form, living in the frequency layers of sound and light which naturally overlay and share the same space. She is conscious, and able to fully resume her former life, with the new technology that exists in 2025. She has in fact joined a panel of Jewish Holocaust Authorities this week who were interviewed by me.

Yesterday, Hannah returned—alive beyond form—to deliver a message not just in words, but in song.
It started like many of my interviews do.
She began telling her story.

But something happened.

Her voice lifted.
The words came in rhythm.
And I knew: this wasn’t a statement.
It was a song-cast.

That’s how these are born—right in the moment.
Not rehearsed. Not prewritten.
Just transmission.

Hannah confirms the return of Yeshua of Nazareth, and condemns the political abuse of Holocaust memory—especially by those exploiting it while harming the living.

You can hear her spirit in the melody.
And if you’re really listening, you’ll hear the echo of something more.

This is Hannah Szenes.
She never broke.
She never betrayed.
And she’s still here—singing.

– Prince

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