Chaim starts out by talking about how hypocritical it is for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to openly declare that he is eager to sacrifice the lives of his own children on the alter of jihad against Israel but then he sets as a condition for the hostage release deal that his life will be spared.

Chaim starts by stating that everyone has a historical experience and Israel’s historical experience has been wonderful but also including some very sad episodes. But even the sad episodes often included an element of overcoming great odds.

Chaim begins by giving a brief explanation about Rosh Hashanah or “Yom Terurah” which is the traditional beginning of a new Jewish year. Jewish people read comfort passages from the Book of Isaiah, such as Isaiah 51:12; “I, even I, am He who comforts you. Who are you that you should be afraid of a man who will die, and of the son of a man who will be made like grass?”

Chaim starts out by asking a rhetorical question about the increasingly severe “natural disasters” that are hitting Yemen, particularly the areas under Houthi control.

Chaim starts by describing the situation in northern Israel right now, with all the aircraft and drones flying overhead. There’s also a lot of cyberwarfare taking place, including attempts to hack the Aliyah Return Center website. Rockets from Hezbollah in Lebanon are falling in the Galilee regularly and there is a general feeling of tension

Chaim starts out by expressing amazement and outrage that Hezbollah fired 65 rockets into the Galilee on Wednesday. He also comments on the fact that Iran has built up terrorist proxy forces all around Israel, not just in Gaza but also in Judea and Samaria, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and in Yemen.

Chaim begins the video by rhetorically asking if he’s worried about Hezbollah. He then gives a long list of reasons why it makes very good sense to be worried about Hezbollah. He starts with the massive arsenal of rockets, UAV’s and missiles Hezbollah has aimed at the Galilee where Chaim and his family live.

Chaim starts by stating the the nation of Israel is in mourning over the news that six hostages were executed by Hamas in the tunnels underneath Rafah just a few hours before they were found by IDF troops who had been searching for them

Chaim starts the video by saying that as the day ends, we all have to be grateful that we are alive and free. He compares this to the situation of the Israeli hostages being held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Chaim starts out by saying that bombs are falling all over the place in Israel and it’s becoming harder and harder for those who love and support Israel to stay the course. There’s sides being picked and lines being drawn, and many are taking a stand against Israel while few are willing to stand on the Word of God and its promises to this country.