04/07/2021 NEWS AM – Don’t miss Shorashim Insights – Link: https://madmimi.com/p/92bf221?pact=994972-162713093-1683292940-82934a42ba632256819584fdaa2755d33be4802b Mizmor L'Toda, Psalm 100 - Jeremy Gimpel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqeGOPHj2rY "Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is the highest political end." -- Lord Acton [John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton] (1834-1902), First Baron Acton of Aldenham 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 TR – abnormal Mammogram having double biopsy – Positive for cancer In Pray for ZH - having trouble with PTSD Prayer- Pray for LAC – recurrent cancer getting treatment Check often Pray for Ella – emotionally disturbed abused child and brother with ? heart problem They Pray for JN – Neuro disease Change! Pray for MS – Job issues and change Pray for BB – Severe West Nile Fever –still not mobile- improving! Pray for RBH – cancer recurrence Pray for Felicia – post op problems – continuing Pray for SH and family – lady’s husband passed away and she is in Nursing home. Not doing well. Pray for MP – Very complex problems Pray that The Holy One will lead you in Your preparations for handling the world problems. – Have YOU made any preparations? Genesis 24:37And my master caused me to swear, saying, You shall not take a wife for my son from the daughters of the Canaanite, in whose land I live. 38But you shall go to the house of my father and to my family and you shall take a wife for my son. 39And I said to my master, Perhaps the woman will not go after me. 40And he said to me, Jehovah, before whom I walk, will send His Angel with you and prosper your way. And you shall take a wife for my son from my family, from my father's house. 41Then you shall be released from my oath, when you have come to my family, and if they do not give one to you; then you shall be released from my oath. In case you missed this yesterday -please take some time and watch https://www.brighteon.com/3f61c183-f904-4d95-bd9c-2fcbfe7af4c7 This is a very remarkable testimony before the Texas HHS Committee on what has been going on. This doctor has the only scientific papers published in peer review journals on outpatient treatment protocols. Youtube blocked his videos explaining his scientific paper – they didn’t want it out! This man should have led Trump’s committee without Fauci. He offers excellent documentation of medical alternatives. The need is NOT for a vaccine it is for early treatment and education! Soldiers shoot, kill Palestinian man, injure wife; IDF: They tried to ram troops Palestinian media identify the man as Osama Mahmoud Mansour, 42; IDF says couple attempted to commit a car- ramming attack, but wife says they left home to run an errand By TOI staff Today, 9:31 am Israeli soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian man in the West Bank early Tuesday morning in what the Israeli military deemed an attempted ramming attack, an account disputed by Palestinian witnesses. “IDF soldiers thwarted a car-ramming incident overnight during an operation in Bir Nabala,” the IDF said in a statement, referring to a town northeast of Jerusalem. Palestinian media identified the man as Osama Mahmoud Mansour, 42, a resident of the West Bank town of Biddu, close to Jerusalem. His wife rejected the Israeli military’s account and said the couple had simply gone to run an errand. “There were two army vehicles and some soldiers. They asked us to stop, so we stopped. There were a number of cars with us as well [at the roadblock]. We turned off the car. They told us to go, so we fired up the car and began heading out. Then they hit us with bullets,” his wife — whose name has not yet been published — told official Palestinian TV. شاهد| زوجة الشهـ ـيد #أسامة_منصور تروي تفاصيل جريمة اﻻحتﻻل بقتل زوجها وإصابتها شمال غرب #القدس pic.twitter.com/SWp3S1uKpFالمحتلة. qudsn) April 6, 2021@) شبكة قدس اﻹخبارية — The Palestinian Authority Health Ministry said Mansour said the man was brought in critical condition to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah but died of his wounds. Mansour’s wife was also injured, according to the Health Ministry. “[After Mansour was shot] the car began veering to the left. He looked like he had just gone to sleep. I started driving and pulled the car over until we found some young men who could get us to a hospital,” Mansour’s wife said. The army said that soldiers were manning a roadblock that was set up in order to enable other forces in the area to operate without interruption from passing traffic. Soldiers at the checkpoint identified a car that stopped at the checkpoint and “suddenly accelerated toward another group of soldiers operating in the area,” endangered the lives of the troops, the army said. The incident came amid an uptick in violence in the West Bank in recent weeks, with an increasing number of rock- throwing attacks and firebombings along highways as well as a number of attacks on Palestinians. Last week IDF soldiers arrested a Palestinian man who allegedly tried to ram a group of soldiers near the West Bank settlement of Ma’ale Adumim. The vehicle instead hit several other Israeli vehicles and the suspect was arrested. There were no injuries reported in the incident, at the parking lot of the Ein Mabu’a nature reserve. The military said the incident appeared to be a terror attack, but did not seem to rule out the possibility it had been an accident. Earlier in March, a Palestinian man tried to stab an Israeli soldier during an overnight operation in the West Bank village of Tubas and was shot by another soldier. https://www.timesofisrael.com/soldiers-shoot-kill-palestinian-man-injure-wife-idf-they- tried-to-ram-troops/ [Do you see a pattern here? – rdb] At 24th Knesset’s swearing-in, Rivlin pleads with lawmakers to end deadlock Emotional president urgest MKs to show leadership to end crisis; Likud speaker lashes ‘rule of public servants’; Arab MKs court controversy by committing to fight ‘apartheid’ By TOI staff Today, 6:55 pm President Reuven Rivlin at the swearing-in of the 24th Knesset, on April 6, 2021. (Alex Kolomoisky/Pool/Flash90) The 24th Knesset was sworn in on Tuesday, but how long it would last remained unclear, with the prospect of yet another election looming following the fourth inconclusive parliamentary polls in two years. The ceremony, usually a festive event, was a muted and somewhat dour affair, as the country remains gripped by an ongoing political crisis that shows little sign of abating. The ceremony was held after President Reuven Rivlin tasked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Likud leader, with forming a government, while saying he was doing so reluctantly — noting the apparently slim prospects for any party leader to assemble a coalition and the incumbent prime minister’s ongoing corruption trial, which was taking place concurrently across town in Jerusalem. Arriving for the ceremony, Rivlin was greeted by Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin, who only days earlier joined other Likud lawmakers in lashing out at the president, accusing him of seeking to oust Netanyahu. Speaking from the rostrum, a sometimes emotional Rivlin noted the changing nature of Israeli society, which he said went from a “clear majority that shares a value system and relatively homogenous beliefs” to one divided along tribal lines — secular, religious, ultra-Orthodox and Arab. “If we are not able to find a new model of contemporary Israeliness that has a place for each one of these tribes of Israel… if we are not able to find a new model of partnership that allows us to live together here in mutual respect and genuine shared commitment to each other, our national resilience will be in real jeopardy,” he said. Those divides, he said, were painfully exposed during the past year’s pandemic and must be bridged. Members of the 24th Knesset are sworn in, on April 6, 2021. (Alex Kolomoisky/Pool/Flash90) Rivlin then implored lawmakers to display leadership, bridge ideological divides and give Israelis a stable government after over two years of political turmoil. “Today, I am before a parliament that has dissolved itself four times in less than two years. A parliament that has relinquished, time after time, the right to express its confidence in the government. The disagreements that divide our society are genuine differences. Many of them are matters of principle. But there are times when we are obliged to resolve even wrenching, tough, painful disagreements,” he said. Rivlin urged leadership that steers away from “separatism and alienation, which may be appropriate for the campaign trail, but are destructive when it comes to building a country and leading a people. Leadership of partnership and respect.” His voice broke as he said that “I believe in this people. I believe in it because this is the lesson that history has taught me, both recent and less so. I was born before this nation was established, I was a child during the struggle to establish it. And I was there on the day that the Israeli flag was hoisted to the top of the mast, the flag of the Jewish and democratic state. “I believe in it because this people has showed its strength throughout this pandemic.