Chaim starts by saying that he’s standing outside in the cool of the night and he’s looking up at the sky and he doesn’t see any ballistic missiles being intercepted. He says it’s nice, and sometimes people who are going through a hard time just need something nice to help them get through it. That’s why the Aliyah Return Center is holding a barbecue for some IDF soldiers, who are battle-weary but not defeated. Chaim quickly interviews an ARC volunteer from the US State of Florida who is helping with the barbecue.

Chaim starts by saying that he is filming from Eilat, Israel’s Red Sea resort city at the southernmost tip of the city. He says it’s very hot, which is why he loves to hear the cool voices of reason, such as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who said this week that there will be no peace until Hamas is disbanded. He’s got the right idea, and he’s putting the blame for all the problems in the right place, and Chaim can’t understand why more people don’t see things so clearly.

Chaim starts by saying that he’s filming this video in the dry Negev Desert of southern Israel and he says that many soldiers feel like this desert. They need some encouragement and he asks his viewers to support the Aliyah Return Center’s efforts to provide more barbecues for the soldiers to encourage them as they prepare for one last push to take control of the last parts of the Gaza Strip where Hamas still holds total control.

Chaim starts by saying that he knows this war will be over someday and there have been many heroes who fought in this war, spending months away from their families, their jobs, their communities and their lives. He wonders if their sacrifice will be honored or if they will be attacked for it, like several IDF veterans have already been. He also laments some of the other hateful and anti-Semitic antics that have accompanied many of the anti-Israel protests around the world, in addition to a massive increase in anti-Semitic attacks worldwide.