Swords of Iron Day 1089: Missiles, Rumors and Truth
The Hezbollah rocket threat has not gone away. Fateh 110 warheads, twelve children in Majdal Shams, a kidnap alert on the yellow line, and sukkahs handed out in the field.
The Hezbollah rocket threat has not gone away. Fateh 110 warheads, twelve children in Majdal Shams, a kidnap alert on the yellow line, and sukkahs handed out in the field.
Terror infrastructure in Lebanon is down by roughly six hundred sites and eight tunnel routes. Plus the man who took Noa Argamani, Iran's double game, and a question worth asking yourself.
Seventy seven delegations walked out on Netanyahu at the UN. When the nations rage against Israel, the Abraham Accords keep growing anyway. Plus Barghouti, the Dutch ban and two years since Nasrallah.
The UN obsession with Israel is not bias anymore, it is a fixation. Plus Trump rejecting Iran's ceasefire offer, what The Atlantic says Netanyahu was warned, and what a sukkah actually means.
Sukkot in Israel arrives with tears and joy in the same sukkah. Four species that look nothing alike, Netanyahu at the UN, and two reservists of the 707th Battalion who will not be at the table this year.
Fourteen years after the red line at the UN, the Iran nuclear weapon push is accelerating. Work continues at Pickaxe Mountain, sirens sound over Mecca, and a tunnel twenty five meters deep turns up in Qalqilya.
Swords of Iron Day 1083: The War Continues in Lebanon I am standing inside a tabernacle while I film this. It is still being decorated, and Sukkot is almost here, a season of feasting and welcoming friends and rejoicing.…
Levi Marhabi has been imprisoned in Yemen since 2016 for trying to rescue an ancient Torah scroll, and a court ordered his release years ago. Plus a Houthi drone reportedly launched toward Mecca.
A synagogue attacked in Ontario on the Day of Atonement, an attacker repelled near a mikveh in Israel, Ed Sheeran calling our defense unjustifiable, and one hundred and fifty thousand people praying at the Western Wall.
Yom Kippur in Israel stops the entire country, but it does not stop the army. Why our soldiers stay on the line while millions fast, what the day actually asks of us, and the prayer movement sweeping this nation.
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