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Day 401 Swords of Iron – “Non Jewish heroes everywhere”

Chaim starts the video by pointing out that Hamas has once again rejected a proposal for a ceasefire which they need more than Israel does. Qatar has finally gotten so fed up with them that they are expelling the Hamas leadership from the luxury hotels they live in in Doha. The leaders are trying to tell their followers it’s not that bad, that this rift with the Qatari government will blow over in a little while, but Chaim is pretty sure that’s not the case.

Chaim also mentions the Oketz K-9 unit of the IDF which is often used to search for IEDs and explosives. He says that there was recently an incident where a soldier was severely wounded by an IED and his dog stayed with him the whole time he was in the hospital recovering.

He also mentions an Arab Israeli man who was in Amsterdam during the pogrom last Thursday and helped rescue many Jewish Israelis by warning them that attackers were near, misdirecting some of those attackers by speaking to them in Arabic, etc. Chaim compares him to Corrie Ten Boom, who hid Dutch Jews from the Nazis during the Holocaust.

Chaim concludes by talking about how sad it is that so many Arabs and Moslems are under this weight of deceit and hatred which causes them to be against Israel. It’s brought a terrible curse on their lives, and Chaim says he believes that’s about to change.

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(Day 734) Swords of Iron – The hostages are coming home!

Chaim starts by saying that he’s in Jerusalem (wearing civilian clothes) and he is so excited because the deal to release the remaining Israeli hostages held in Gaza has been signed and finalized. The hostages will be able to celebrate at least the last day or maybe two days of Succot, the Feast of Tabernacles.

(Day 731) Swords of Iron – “Where are the hostages?”

Chaim starts by talking about how he’s been mobilized in this war for two years, which is 10% of his adult life, and he’s seen and participated in many of the war’s most well-known campaigns. However, now is a special time because it is the Feast of Tabernacles and it’s time for the people of Israel to build temporary, flimsy structures to remind ourselves of the Exodus from Egypt when God watched over us and protected and provided for us despite the desperately insecure situation we were in.

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