Update (Day 909) Swords of Iron-Lion’s Roar “Passover Miracles”
Passover—and our heroes are still on the front lines, while missiles continue to rain down. And what we’re seeing is nothing short of ongoing miracles, just like the miracles of old.

Passover—and our heroes are still on the front lines, while missiles continue to rain down. And what we’re seeing is nothing short of ongoing miracles, just like the miracles of old.
Happy Passover. It’s great to be home, but these are rough times—this is not a normal Passover.
It’s not just analysts and strategists who need to anticipate the next attack—we all do. We must stay fully alert in this multi-front war. Some fronts quiet down, then flare up again, like the Houthis in Yemen or Hezbollah…
Definitely a roller coaster. It hasn’t felt like this since World War II. I wasn’t alive then, but it feels like the world is at a tipping point. This ultimatum may define a new future for the Middle East.…
Life—it's such a beautiful thing. Standing in a field of wheat, I’m grateful to be among those who defend life, who choose it. Every time we raise a glass, we say l'Chaim, “to life.” Every greeting, every farewell—“shalom,” peace.
Friends, we are living in miraculous times. Missiles are hitting this country from all sides—from the Houthis in Yemen, the IRGC in Iran, and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. And yet, we’re surviving. This country is surviving—thriving.
Drizzling rain here today. It’s always heartbreaking when a hero falls, especially while serving his country. Staff Sergeant Ory Greenberg, 21, of the Golani Brigade, fell in combat in Lebanon—a reconnaissance soldier who gave his life to defend this…
Another day in the rain, standing as a shepherd—defending the people of Israel and free people everywhere. The freedoms we enjoy can be taken if we don’t stand up and defend them. So stand up. Speak out. Share truth.
It’s hard to describe what it's like when fragments of missiles rain down. The explosions thunder—louder than any storm. Tel Aviv was hit; there’s heavy damage, yet only a few injuries. It feels like a continuous miracle. One of…
These are not normal times. These are moments when we must be anchors of strength—anchors of defense—for free people everywhere. While others lose control, we must stand firm.
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