The transliteration provided appears to be in a format often used for displaying Hebrew text using Latin characters, likely intended as an aid for non-Hebrew readers who may not have the ability or knowledge to read the original script. However, there are some errors and inconsistencies within this particular instance that might make it difficult to fully understand without further context.

Here is my attempt at interpreting these transliterations into English:

1. 'The People of Yisrael Transcend Astrological Influences'

This phrase could be interpreted as a statement about the Jewish people (Yisrael) being above or immune from astrological influences, possibly suggesting that their fate or destiny cannot be determined by such external factors.

2. 'There is No Such Thing Drop it, it Doesn't Exist'

This seems to convey a message of dismissal and rejection towards some concept or idea; essentially saying 'it doesn't exist', urging the reader not to waste time on something non-existent.

3.'Until this Evening (response upon departing)

despite That it is So In Spite of it All'

4. ''Ī'H - Acronym for Alav HaShalom (masc.) Aleha HaShalom (fem.)'

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