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That Is the Only Hope for This Nation! 06/16/2021 NEWS AM Itzik Orlev - Lo Nishbar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xX6QQAAfDo You who opened a door for me, gates of mercy, a kiss of angels You are the one who made me a part Not broken, not finished Distant dreams You are the one who drew a smile on children's lips at people's prayers That have become life In length, there is life A great miracle, a sea of magic How an infinite light always reminds me of me My God, hear my voice That we are just a song How do you see everything !!! Children, in your shadow Even when it's dark inside me My God, hear my voice My God, hear my voice ... On the bitter and sweet I thank "The history of government management of money has, except for a few short happy periods, been one of incessant fraud and deception." -- Friedrich August von Hayek (1899-1992), Nobel Laureate of Economic Sciences 1974 Read the Prophets & PRAY WITHOUT CEASING! That is the only hope for this nation! Please Pray that the world would WAKE UP! Time for a worldwide repentance! Remember ALL US soldiers fighting for our freedom around the world These Pray for those in our government to repent of their wicked corrupt ways. Folks Pray for BB – Severe West Nile Fever –still not mobile- improving! In Pray for RBH – cancer recurrence Prayer- Pray for DH – Mother going into hospice. Check often Pray for GB – bad reaction from Cancer drug They NOTE: Our prayer list was getting very long and there will little follow up. Change! If you have people you want to have on the list please resubmit since we are revising it now– rdb] Pray that The Holy One will lead you in Your preparations for handling the world problems. – Have YOU made any preparations? Genesis 31:25And Laban overtook Jacob. And Jacob had pitched his tent at the Mount. And Laban with his brothers had pitched at Mount Gilead. 26And Laban said to Jacob, What have you done? And you have deceived my heart and have taken my daughters like captives of the sword. 27Why did you hide so as to flee, and have deceived me and have not told me. And I would have sent you away with rejoicing and with music, with tabret and with harp. 28And you have not let me kiss my sons and my daughters. Now you have been foolish to do this. IDF hits Gaza terror targets after arson attacks, in first raids since ceasefire After two dozen fires in southern Israel, army says it struck Hamas ‘terror sites’ in Khan Yunis and Gaza City; initial Palestinian reports say none injured By TOI staff Today, 1:38 am The IDF carried out a series of airstrikes throughout the Gaza Strip early Wednesday morning in response to over two dozen fires in southern Israel caused by incendiary devices launched from the coastal enclave. Footage posted by Palestinian media outlets in Gaza showed explosions lighting up the sky in both the northern and southern Strip overnight Tuesday-Wednesday, with reporters saying sites belonging to Hamas’s military wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades were among those targeted. No Gazans were injured in the strikes, the Hamas-affiliated Palestinian media center initially reported. Explosions light-up the night sky above buildings in Gaza City as Explosions light-up the night sky above buildings in Gaza City as IDF planes shell the Palestinian enclave, early on June 16, 2021. IDF planes shell the Palestinian enclave, early on June 16, 2021. (MAHMUD HAMS / AFP (MAHMUD HAMS / AFP) The IDF later released a statement saying its fighter jets had struck military targets that housed Hamas operatives in Khan Yunis and Gaza City. Video showing an #Israeli air strike, the first since the ceasefire, targeting a site of the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of #Hamas, in the southern #Gaza Strip pic.twitter.com/NrCkZR58Or — Rushdi Abualouf (@Rushdibbc) June 15, 2021 “Terrorist activity took place in the attacked compound,” the IDF said, adding that the strikes were in response to the launching of incendiary devices at southern Israel earlier in the day. “The IDF is prepared for all scenarios, including the resumption of hostilities, in the face of continued terror acts from the Gaza Strip,” the army added. Firefighters try to extinguish a blaze in southern Israel that was sparked by a ballon-borne incendiary device launched by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, June 15, 2021. (Flash90) The air raids were the first since an Egyptian brokered ceasefire ended an 11-day round of violence between Israel and Palestinian terror groups in Gaza. They came at the closing of a day of heightened tensions, during which Israeli authorities allowed thousands of right-wing nationalists to rally through the Old City in the annual flag parade, despite threats from Hamas that the controversial demonstration would lead to an escalation. Amid warnings from Gaza terror groups, the IDF vowed to maintain its deterrence and respond to all breaches of its sovereignty, including arson attacks, which caused 26 fires in communities bordering the enclave on Tuesday. Some Palestinians also rioted along the border, one of whom was reportedly shot in the leg, suffering light injuries. These were also the first Gaza strikes since Naftali Bennett took over Sunday as premier. The Yamina chairman has long insisted that the IDF’s response to arson attacks should be the same as it is for rocket fire. pic.twitter.com/VtJfyq44wHـاومة غرب مدينة #غزة ö#صور | لحظة استهداف موقع للمـ PalinfoAr) June 15, 2021@) المركز الفلسطيني لﻹعﻻم — Earlier Tuesday, the Hamas terror group had claimed victory after the flag march, claiming to have established a “new formula of deterrence” vis-a-vis Israel. “The brave positions and decisions of the Palestinian resistance forced the Israeli occupation to change the path of the route away from Al-Aqsa mosque, change the civil air routes and beef up the deployment of the Iron Dome,” the terror group said in a statement. The march, attended by several thousand nationalist Jews, was rescheduled from Jerusalem Day, March 10, when it was cut short due to Hamas rocket fire that targeted the city, setting off 11 days of fighting between Israel and Palestinian terror groups in the Gaza Strip. In the run-up to the march, Israel took a number of measures to beef up security, including having 2,000 police officers secure the parade in Jerusalem, sending reinforcements to the West Bank and deploying Iron Dome missile defense batteries, including reportedly near the capital. Flight trackers showed air traffic to and from Ben Gurion Airport was being rerouted northward further away from Gaza to avoid any potential rocket fire. MORE- https://www.timesofisrael.com/idf-strikes-gaza-terror-targets-after-arson-attacks-in-1st-raids-since-ceasefire/ ‘Death to Arabs’: Nationalist Jerusalem flag march held under ramped up security Lapid slams ‘disgrace’ of racist chant; 33 Palestinians said hurt in police clashes; signs say ‘Bennett the liar’; flights rerouted amid Gaza threats; arson balloons spark 20 fires By TOI staff Today, 8:15 pmUpdated at 8:28 pm Thousands of right-wing nationalists marched through parts of Jerusalem’s Old City on Tuesday under a heavy police presence, as Israeli security forces braced for possible fresh violence from Gaza amid threats from terror groups in the coastal enclave. Police estimated turnout at 5,000 participants and some 2,000 officers were deployed across the city for the event. Footage posted to social media showed the right-wing marchers chanting “Death to Arabs” as well as “Shuafat is on fire,” referring to the East Jerusalem neighborhood, and “Jerusalem is ours.” While voicing support for the decision to approve the march, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid denounced the chants of “Death to Arabs.” “The fact that there are extremist elements for whom the flag of Israel represents hate and racism is revolting and unforgivable,” Lapid tweeted. “It is incomprehensible that people can hold the Israeli flag in one hand and shout ‘Death to Arabs’ at the same time. This isn’t Judaism or Israeliness, and it is definitely not what our flag symbolizes. These people are a disgrace to the nation of Israel.” pic.twitter.com/PD9Aq4HQoLמוות לערבים nirhasson) June 15, 2021@) ניר חסון Nir Hasson نير حسون — The parade, the first major test of the new government sworn in Sunday, was rescheduled after the original Flag March was halted on Jerusalem Day, May 10, when the Gaza Strip’s Hamas rulers fired rockets at Jerusalem. Jewish men dance with Israeli flags during the March of Flags near A poster reading ‘Bennett the liar’ is seen at the nationalist flag Jerusalem's Old City, June 15, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) march, outside the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem’s Old City, June 15, 2021. (Nati Shohat/Flash90) As the march began just before 6 p.m., clashes broke out near the Old City between police and Palestinians, 33 of whom the Palestinian Red Crescent said it treated. Six of the injured were hospitalized for wounds from rubber or sponge-tipped bullets, according to the medical service, which also said another Palestinian was injured by live fire, but that police were preventing them from evacuating him for treatment. Video showed Palestinians throwing rocks at mounted police officers and one fell off his horse. Police arrested 17 people on suspicion of disturbing the peace, throwing rocks and assaulting officers. Two cops were injured and taken for medical treatment, according to police. ברשתות החברתיות הפלסטיניות פורסם תיעוד בו נראה לוחם מג"ב נופל מסוס בעקבות יידוי אבנים AlonAmitzi pic.twitter.com/hQlbQHOJ5Iלעברו, ברחוב צלאח א-דין@ kann_news) June 15, 2021@) כאן חדשות — The clashes came as marchers gathered on Jerusalem’s Hanevi’im Street, from where they headed toward the Damascus Gate, a flashpoint in the Old City.
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