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ARC Mini Blog Day 274 Swords of Iron – Future

The first half of the video is just scenes of devastation in Gaza as Chaim and his comrades drive through the landscape. At one point there is a scene of endless columns of trucks carrying humanitarian aid for the residents of the Strip.

Then, halfway through, Chaim tells his viewers that he’s in the middle of this very bas situation, and he says that everywhere he and his comrades look they find weapons of war meant to harm Israelis. But he also sees the Egyptian border just a few meters away, that could have been the scene of massive economic activity and trade. He also sees a gorgeous beach with houses near the shoreline, and he says that if the people living in Rafah had some other motivation in their hearts than hatred of Jews and Israelis, they could have had a much better life.

He asks his viewers to take a good look at this scene and thank the God who created all of us, for the better future He has for us.

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(Day 761) Swords of Iron – “Lebanon, cast terror out!”

Chaim starts by saying that he was in Lebanon recently and the jihadists of Hezbollah have not learned their lesson. They’re continuing to rearm, reorganize and prepare to take another shot at Israel, despite the pounding they received in the campaign a year ago this month. The Lebanese National Army is also not doing what it’s supposed to do in disarming Hezbollah. So the IDF now has to go back into Lebanon in a big way and take care of business.

(Day 760) Swords of Iron – ”Inevitable”

Chaim starts by saying that it’s kind of satisfying to see the inevitable destruction of the tunnels and other terrorist infrastructure in Gaza and southern Lebanon. Chaim says that the wicked might prosper for a season, but the righteous always prevail in the end.

(Day 759) Swords of Iron – “Iraq Next?“

Chaim starts by saying things are not really calming down right now, despite the “ceasefire” in Gaza. There are reports that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps is arming and training the Badr Brigades and other Shi’ite militias in Iraq for a move against Israel in the future, and they’re also continuing to arm and fund Hezbollah in Lebanon, although not with the same level of support they’re giving to the Iraqi militias.

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