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Day 384 Swords of Iron – “A Time of Renewal” 

Chaim begins the video by asking his viewers if they know what day it is. Then he tells them that it’s “Simchat Torah” the day after the end of the Feast of Tabernacles when Jewish synagogues all over the world roll the torah scroll back to the beginning of Genesis so they can begin to go through the Torah again every Shabbat.

He says that even as they’re celebrating the fact that they’ve kept the Torah safe for centuries, the Jewish people are also fighting for their lives in a battle against evil terrorists.

He says the battle against Hezbollah is going much better than it was expected to go, with the number of rockets Hezbollah is firing into Israel a tiny fraction of what it was feared they would be able to do and many of their fighters taken off the battlefield while much of their much-feared arsenal is already gone.

Chaim says they’re still dangerous but they are being steadily degraded and pushed back.

He asks his viewers to “remember the Word of God” in the midst of all this, and he quotes Micah 7:8; Do not rejoice over me, my enemy; when I fall, I will arise; when I sit in darkness, the Lord will be a light to me.

He also mentions the former UN peacekeeper who told the media that UNIFIL was militantly complacent and did not even attempt to enforce UN Security Council Resolution 1701, possibly because they were paid off by Hezbollah to look the other way and not enforce it.

But, he says, even amidst this and many other things that the world is looking at, often in fear and trepidation about what the future is likely to hold, Chaim says that something new is coming, and he asks his viewers to join him in rejoicing for the new things the Lord is doing and about to do.

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(Day 785) Swords of Iron – “Hold On To Hope”

Chaim starts by talking about how the tunnels Hamas dug under the ground in Gaza are being found and demolished one after the other, and the terrorists that were hiding in them are either being eliminated or surrendering. Meanwhile, Chaim sees miracles happening in this war, including an incident in Syria where a bullet lodged in the helmet of a soldier instead of penetrating. These small miracles let Chaim know that we’re winning and on the right track.

(Day 783) Swords of Iron – “Battling Syrian Jihadists”

Chaim starts by describing an anti-terrorist operation that the IDF recently carried out in southern Syria which resulted in a firefight that left six IDF soldiers wounded, but over 20 terrorists were terminated. This is just one indication of the large and growing threat to Israel that is building on the northern border region. Although Syria’s interim President Abu Muhammed Al Jolani was at the White House in a suit and tie recently, it is widely understood that he is not really in full control of what happens in many places inside Syria, and the border region south of Damascus is at best semi-governed. Many terrorist groups are setting up shop there, and Israel has to contend with that issue.

(Day 782) Swords of Iron – “Happy Thanksgiving”

Chaim starts by saying that he’s addressing them from the Aliyah Return Center which is on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River, and he wants to say a big thank you to all the supporters of the ARC. Being grateful is a big part of who the Jewish people and the nation of Israel are, and giving thanks to God for all He has done for us is woven into the fabric of everyday life.

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