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Day 355 Swords of Iron – “IDF Calls up Battalions”

Chaim starts the video by saying that he finds it absurd that anyone would call Israel a “warmonger” country because we definitely don’t want wars but if they come to us we would rather win them than lose them. Chaim also says that he has children and a job and all kinds of other things that he has to be away from when he gets called up to be in the IDF reserves. All the other reservists also have other things they’d rather be doing, but the war that was imposed on Israel has forced them to leave all that and fight in the Army.

On this note, Chaim says that there have just been two more reserve brigades activated for possible deployment to Lebanon where they will have to push the Hezbollah forces north of the Litani River so they can’t menace the Israeli communities near the border.

But several countries in the region and beyond are saying that this could be the beginning of a much larger war, perhaps even a global conflict. In the meantime, the major powers are all sending troops to Cyprus to assist their citizens who want to leave Lebanon. About 500,000 residents of southern Lebanon have moved north, fleeing the fighting. One of the goals of this war is to allow the residents of northern Israel to return to their homes, and now many countries are demanding that these Lebanese people also be allowed to return to their homes. This puts pressure on both Israel and Hezbollah to find a way to end the fighting.

Chaim says he hasn’t been deployed to the north yet, and until there’s a ground invasion of Lebanon he’d rather use his skills and experience to continue clearing mines, tunnels, and rockets from Gaza. However, there are already lots of rockets hitting communities in the Galilee, and that’s why the IDF is hitting Hezbollah targets so hard, to deny them the ability to continue firing into Israel.

But Tel Aviv has been targeted, and this is making many Israelis very nervous and ready to support a ground invasion into Lebanon. Chaim says he’s ready to be part of the army that liberates the people of Lebanon from Hezbollah, just as he was already part of the army that liberated the people of Gaza from Hamas. Because Israel wants peace, and in order for there to be peace, the people who are causing wars and problems need to be dealt with.

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(Day 703) Swords of Iron – “ISIS Murd3r Jews In Jerusalem”

Chaim starts out by saying that it’s hard for Israelis to deal with the terror attacks and the endless war that rages against it, including the latest terror attack on buses at the Ramot Junction in northern Jerusalem which claimed 6 lives and wounded several others on Monday morning.

(Day 702) Swords of Iron – “Terrorists bombed Ramon airport/blood moon”

Chaim starts by mentioning the “Blood Moon” that will be visible in Israel in the evening before diving into the news about a UAV fired at Israel by the Houthis in Yemen, which managed to hit a terminal at the Ramon International Airport just north of Eilat. This was one of several drones fired at Israel by the Houthis over recent days, with the rest all being intercepted or crashing.

(Day 700) Swords of Iron – “War is ending in Victory”

Chaim starts by saying it is day 700 of this war, which has been grueling and difficult, but it’s almost over, and it’s ending in victory for Israel, and he says the last steps we need to take for that victory to be complete is the elimination of the Hamas stronghold in Gaza City.

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