Update (Day 899) Swords of Iron-Lion’s Roar “Deal With The Devil”
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.

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.
It’s heart-wrenching to see the devastation from these missiles. We intercept as many as we can—but some get through. Rescue teams are digging through rubble across central and southern Israel, racing against time to reach victims. These are moments…
I know it’s raining. I know it’s cold. I know missiles are reaching even Jerusalem, our undivided capital. It shakes you. It makes you realize: we must win. Free people must stand together. This is a tipping point—bigger than…
Shabbat shalom. My heart breaks as I hear sirens and explosions near the Western Wall—the closest place to where our Temple stood, the holiest place for our people, where God placed His name, and right where their "holy al…
These are times to remain vigilant. They test the resolve of the soldiers and the people of Israel, but we are resilient. We are an eternal people, and we’re not going anywhere. We believe in a new future, one…
The best way to learn about the work of a humanitarian aid organization Israel is to study a non-profit group. You can study any group, but here, we’ll study the Aliyah Return Center (ARC). It is a non-profit group,…
Just moments before filming today's video update in Ramat Gan (central Israel--Tel Aviv area), a missile attack took place just there, and tragically, two people in their 70s lost their lives. Firefighters entered a building that was hit and…
A house in northern Israel, in Nahariya, took a direct hit from a missile. People have been wounded elsewhere across the country. In the Galilee, at places like Cabri Junction where I just was, shrapnel is everywhere. Entire communities…
After nearly 900 days of deployment, I remember the sands of Gaza—“pudra” in the nostrils, hard to breathe. In contrast, the Galilee in Lebanon is green and fresh this time of year. As our former female Prime Minister famously…
When missiles strike, people pull over on highways and hide under bridges to survive. These ballistic missiles move at high speed—they don’t just shatter glass, they incinerate everything.
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