(Day 558) Swords of Iron – “Pakistan Nukes”

Chaim starts by admitting that the IDF, after over 550 days of war, is getting a little tired and worn out, so the Passover holiday offers some welcome respite. He shows his viewers thousands of Jewish worshippers at the Western Wall for the prayers. Chaim says that the world is becoming very dark and dangerous and the only way forward is for people of faith in the God of the Bible to stand together and pray together.

He gives as an example Pakistan, which has nuclear weapons, and where anti-Israel sentiments are on the rise. But things keep happening that Chaim says give him hope for the future. This includes the recent rescue of a pet dog that was kidnapped into the Gaza Strip on October 7th. The dog was recently found in Gaza by an IDF soldier and brought home to her humans for a joyous reunion.

The dog is the same breed as Chaim’s family dog, so he feels a strong connection to this story.

He also mentions the possibility of an imminent attack on Israel from Iran, like the one that happened just over a year ago that the Iranians called “True Promise” and then in October, they fired the largest ballistic missile barrage in human history at Israel calling it “True Promise 2” and they’re threatening “True Promise 3” any day now, but Chaim says Israel is not afraid.

Next he talks about how the Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization recently posted a sign of life from a Jewish hostage, Ron Brezlavsky, and Chaim says this means there are still some hostages left alive, and they’re all coming home soon.

Meanwhile, there are de-classifed documents coming to light in Argentina, indicating that Adolf Hitler escaped to South America after WWII and didn’t commit suicide with Eva Brown in the bunker underneath Berlin like we’ve always believed.

But Chaim says that even if that’s true, Hitler didn’t win, he lost, just as all those who raise their hand against God’s covenant people will lose.

He then mentions that the IDF has asked soldiers to not wear patches on their uniform beyond the unit patch and the regular IDF patches, so Chaim says he has patches for the house of prayer that he’ll send to anyone who donates $500 or more to the Aliyah Return Center’s efforts to get IDF soldiers the equipment they need to do this job.

He concludes by reminding his viewers that in the prophetic scriptures, including in Jeremiah and Isaiah, God’s people are promised peace. In this context, he quotes Isaiah 30:31-32; For through the voice of the Lord Assyria will be beaten down, as He strikes with the rod. 

And in every place where the staff of punishment passes, which the Lord lays on him,

It will be with tambourines and harps; and in battles of brandishing He will fight with it.