The nearly 300,000 who came together at the DC rally for Israel give us renewed strength and hope for unity.
Lt. Col. Salman Habaka, 33, who had been determined not to return to his wife and two-year-old son, until safety was restored to southern Israel, was killed on November 2nd in northern Gaza.
In response to the pain and suffering of the past few weeks, we all long to be blessed.
“I have instructed the police commissioner to be prepared for a Guardian of the Walls 2 scenario,” he said, “… to be prepared for the infiltration of towns.”
The “unified bridge,” empowers us to overcome the waiting game and to create an island of control in a sea of chaos.
Facing an enemy worse than ISIS, the country quickly pulled together and showed the same spirit that has been displayed during previous wars, operations, and other hardships.
El Al flights participated by activating special screens on all their 8:00 p.m. flights that Saturday.
In unity, we find strength. In resilience, we discover hope.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Even something as bad as Hamas's massacre on October 7 can't unify Israel around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But they can around US President Joe Biden.
Participants worldwide will employ the hashtag #unityshabbat, and ceremonies will be held in numerous locations.
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