The July 18 edition of the Jewish Telegraph carried perhaps the most intriguing headline of the entire Gaza conflict when a Hamas terrorist clearly acknowledged God's supernatural work on behalf of Israel. When asked why terrorists from Gaza could not aim their rockets more effectively, the terrorist exclaimed: "We do aim them. But their God …
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Shabbat shalom, chavarim! “Shabbat” in Hebrew has the connotation of “stopping” or “resting.” It may be roughly translated as “Sabbath.” It also refers to a time of holy gatherings. “Shalom” means “peace,” and is also used as a greeting. “Chavarim” means “friends.” Thus, my wish is for a peaceful Sabbath (sundown Friday evening to sundown …
On Wednesday, Hamas political leader, Khaled Mashal, rejected a ceasefire and made clear in a speech in Qatar that Hamas does not intend to demilitarize: “We [Hamas] reject the cycle of a ceasefire and negotiations. We rejected it today, and we will reject it in the future....No one will force us to lay down our …
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“While we try to avoid Palestinian civilian deaths, Hamas wants Palestinian civilian deaths; the more the better, so they can give you telegenic fodder...This is the cruelest, most grotesque war that I’ve ever seen. Not only does Hamas target civilians, ours, and hide behind civilians, theirs, it actually wants to pile up as many civilian …
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Looking for the Blessed Hope 