Chaim starts the video by saying it’s almost sundown and he’s thinking about the last year, almost all of which he’s been serving in his IDF unit in the Gaza Strip, and he’s thinking about all the effort that’s gone into finding the hostages and other missions in Gaza.

Chaim starts the video by saying it’s October 7th 2024 and he rhetorically asks how one can even put into words all the horrors that the last year has seen. He lists some of those horrors, highlighting the taking of hostages by Hamas. He asks his viewers to keep praying for the return of the hostages. He also asks for continued prayers for the safety of people under fire and the soldiers in combat, as well as for wisdom for the leaders who have to make decisions.

Chaim starts the video by reminding his viewers that it is the one-year anniversary of the October 7th massacre by Hamas that started this current war, and he’s been mobilized into the IDF to fight in that war almost from the very beginning. The war is not settling down, on the contrary, it’s heating up, with Iran getting directly involved with a large strike using ballistic missiles and Israel getting ready to hit back hard.

Chaim starts the video by pointing out that the October 7th War started on the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Yom Kippur War, and that should make us pause and think about what we need to repent of. He also explains some other Jewish traditions like giving to charity (and he takes the opportunity to invite his viewers to give to the Aliyah Return Center charity) and he also talks about the tradition of reading the Torah, which is always a good thing to do.

Chaim starts the video by telling his viewers he’s coming to them from the hills above the Sea of Galilee and he can see the Aliyah Return Center from where he’s standing. It was a year ago that he was in the Tabernacle down there when they received the news that the Hamas terrorists had crossed into Israel and carried out a massacre and shortly thereafter he was mobilized into the IDF to fight in this war. He’s stayed mobilized almost the entire time, and he’s watched as one senior terrorist after another has faced justice. He mentions the senior leadership of Hezbollah, to say nothing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Quds force, who have been taken out by the IDF in Lebanon one after another.

Chaim starts by saying he hopes that his viewers are enjoying the High Holidays before paying his respects to the IDF soldiers who have fallen in recent battles against terrorists.

Chaim starts off the video by rhetorically asking if the world is going to condemn Iran for launching its massive barrage of ballistic missiles at Israel, and he asks his viewers to put a comment saying they stand with Israel. He then lists the names of the IDF soldiers who have already fallen in battle in Lebanon, and he also talks about how it was when the Iranian missiles came in. Lots of erroneous reports and rumors and speculations immediately began flying around, including about a terrorist takeover of a floor of a hotel in Herzliya. There was also the ACTUAL terrorist shooing attack in Jaffa that claimed 7 victims (and one of the gunmen also died after security forces shot him, while the other gunman survived getting shot and was arrested.)

Chaim starts the video by reminding his viewers that he is in southern Israel and says that this is where most of the ballistic missiles Iran fired at Israel hit. Chaim says that this is the largest number of ballistic missiles ever fired at Israel and not a single Israeli was killed, and this is proof of Psalm 121:4 Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep.

Chaim starts the video by talking about the ground incursion into Lebanon by the IDF to push Hezbollah away from the border. He mentions that the Lebanese National Army has withdrawn, getting out of the IDF’s way because they want Hezbollah gone too.

Chaim starts the video by saying that the rumors of Israel hitting the Houthis in Yemen are true. Israel will not allow the Houthis to fire ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv anymore.