ARC Israel Updates

Day 335 Swords of Iron – “Ideology”

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

While this is going on, there is also a diplomatic battle as great pressure is being put on Israel to retreat from the Philidelphi Corridor, which forms the border between Israel and Egypt. Chaim says that the IDF presence on this border is preventing Hamas from re-arming and it’s also preventing the hostages from being taken out of the Strip, from where they could be moved anywhere on earth.

Chaim also mentions the US Justice Department complaint against Hamas leaders, but he says that most of them are in places that are hard for the US to reach, including the tunnels under Gaza, Qatar and even Iran.

Chaim says that these terrorists endlessly celebrate death, even the death of their own people.

Chaim says the IDF is here to bring justice and security back to the Middle East, and in that context he mentions the spiking terrorism and violence in Judea and Samaria. Hamas is encouraging their supporters in this region to increase attacks on Israelis. Chaim says the IDF will not allow that to become the new normal here, as it already is in other parts of the world.

In this context he quotes Psalms 55:19; God will hear, and afflict them, even He who abides from of old. Selah Because they do not change, therefore they do not fear God.

He mentions that the mission in Gaza continues, even as the counter-terrorism sweeps are also continuing in Judea and Samaria. The work is also ongoing at the Aliyah Return Center and there is help now from National Service volunteers.

Chaim says he covets the prayers of his viewers and supporters, and thanks them for all they’ve done so far.

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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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