ARC Israel Updates

Day 236 Swords of Iron – “Gather in Jerusalem to Pray”

Chaim begins the video by reminding his viewers that when he’s not serving as a Sgt. Major in the IDF, he’s also the Executive Director of the Aliyah Return Center, and in that capacity, he was given time off from the front lines in Gaza to speak at the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast.

Chaim gives a rundown of some of the events that take place at the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast including addresses by various Israeli and Christian dignitaries, members of the Israeli Knesset, leaders of Christian Zionist organizations and also the Prime Minister of Israel.

The purpose of this event is to publicly show the solidarity of Evangelical Christians with Israel as well as for these leaders to get the information they need to go back to their constituents and tell them how they can pray for Israel.

Chaim then moves into an update on some late-breaking developments in the war, including the death of an Egyptian soldier in an accidental exchange of fire with IDF troops on the Philadelphia Corridor (border between Egypt and Rafah) sparking fears of escalating tensions with Egypt. Chaim gives some history of relations between Egypt, Israel and the Palestinians, saying that Egypt was the first country to sign a peace treaty with Israel in 1979 and that agreement has mostly held but there have been flare-ups in tensions. The Egyptians also have edgy relations with the Palestinians, supporting them in some ways but also often being irritated by their behavior and above all refusing to allow any Palestinians from Gaza to come into Egyptian territory.

However, despite the tensions and difficulties with Egypt, the IDF is continuing operations in Rafah as well as Jabalia, finding and demolishing tunnels, weapons and ammunition, eliminating terrorists and in general pushing Hamas back.

Chaim concludes the video by once again thanking his viewers for the support they send which allows the Aliyah Return Center to provide life-saving protective gear to IDF soldiers.

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(Day 627) Swords of Iron – “Going Ballistic on Beersheva”

Chaim starts by lamenting the destruction in Ber Sheva that was caused by a last-minute Iranian ballistic missile strike just before the cease-fire went into effect. But, he says, he’s glad to live in a country that cares about its citizens and works hard to protect them, even if sometimes the bad guys land a blow. On that note, Chaim gives some details that are known about what happened in Ber Sheva, including the facts that the missile that struck the building was one of a wave that Iran fired and many more lives could have been lost if people had not been in their bomb shelters.

(Day 625) Swords of Iron – “Kaboom!”

Chaim starts by cheering on the announcement by US President Donald Trump that the US has joined the war against Iran’s nuclear program, defending the free world against one of its most dangerous enemies by destroying the Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz nuclear facilities.

(Day 619) Swords of Iron – “Remember We Didn’t Start This”

Chaim starts by acknowledging that these are difficult times in Israel, with incoming ballistic missiles and drones, cruise missiles and other weapons. Hundreds of people have been rendered homeless and at least 25 have been killed, while many more have been wounded. Israelis have had to run to their bomb shelters on several occasions over the past five days, and sometimes we have to stay there for extended periods, but it’s very important for us to stay safe.

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