Day 344 Swords of Iron – “Light at the end of the tunnel”
Chaim starts the video by talking about how nice it has been to be spending time with his family in Galilee, but he adds that it isn’t as peaceful as it looks.
Chaim starts the video by talking about how nice it has been to be spending time with his family in Galilee, but he adds that it isn’t as peaceful as it looks.
Chaim is dressed in civilian clothes, and he starts the video by telling his viewers that he’s on leave from the IDF to spend some time with his family at the beach.
Chaim starts the video by saying that he’s at the Philidelphi Corridor near the Rafah Crossing between Gaza and Egypt and it’s necessary to constantly pay attention because there’s so much going on. There’s constant gunfire and explosions. Chaim also mentions the helicopter which the IDF sent to rescue a wounded soldier but instead, it crashed, killing two of the crew and wounding several others.
Chaim starts out by talking about the terrorist attacks against the US on September 11th, 2001 and he compares this to the attacks against Israel on October 7th, 2023. He says that the civilized world must unite in their efforts to push back against this terrorism and this darkness.
Chaim starts out by saying it’s another day to be alive and defend the people of Israel.
He mentions the terror tunnels that Hamas has dug which he and his comrades are finding and destroying, one by one. He says that the wicked and the lawless need to beware that the righteous are coming for them. He mentions the attempted terror attack that was broken up by Israeli Police on Highway 6, the main north-south highway in Israel.
Chaim starts out by talking about how hypocritical it is for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to openly declare that he is eager to sacrifice the lives of his own children on the alter of jihad against Israel but then he sets as a condition for the hostage release deal that his life will be spared.
Chaim starts by stating that everyone has a historical experience and Israel’s historical experience has been wonderful but also including some very sad episodes. But even the sad episodes often included an element of overcoming great odds.
Chaim begins by giving a brief explanation about Rosh Hashanah or “Yom Terurah” which is the traditional beginning of a new Jewish year. Jewish people read comfort passages from the Book of Isaiah, such as Isaiah 51:12; “I, even I, am He who comforts you. Who are you that you should be afraid of a man who will die, and of the son of a man who will be made like grass?”
Chaim starts out by asking a rhetorical question about the increasingly severe “natural disasters” that are hitting Yemen, particularly the areas under Houthi control.
Chaim starts by describing the situation in northern Israel right now, with all the aircraft and drones flying overhead. There’s also a lot of cyberwarfare taking place, including attempts to hack the Aliyah Return Center website. Rockets from Hezbollah in Lebanon are falling in the Galilee regularly and there is a general feeling of tension