Israeli leaders slammed a United Nations report that accused their military of wrongdoing. The report ignored Hamas terrorist attacks that started the conflict. This comes as Israel takes strong steps to protect its people and free hostages held by Hamas.
Israel cut off power to parts of Gaza this week. They said power would stay off until Hamas releases children and elderly hostages. Critics called this harsh, but Israel says desperate times require tough actions to save lives. The Bible says nations have a duty to defend the innocent.
Syria’s government got a warning from Israel after deadly attacks near the border. Israeli jets bombed Syrian army positions to stop more violence. Israel knows its enemies want to wipe it off the map. Strong military moves are needed to keep peace in the region.
Iran keeps trying to build nuclear weapons. This threatens the whole world. Israel can’t let Iran get nukes. The U.S. must stand firm with Israel against evil regimes. Weakness invites war, but strength brings safety.
In America, President Trump’s team arrested a Columbia University student linked to Hamas protests. They’re revoking his green card for supporting terrorism. Finally, someone is standing up to campus hate against Jews. Colleges let anti-Israel mobs spread lies.
The U.N. report attacking Israel shows global groups care more about politics than truth. Hamas uses human shields and hides in hospitals. Israel works hard to avoid civilian deaths. How many nations would show such restraint under constant rocket fire?
Christian leaders praise Israel’s courage. Prayers rise for peace and for leaders to have wisdom. God promised to bless those who stand with Israel. This isn’t just about land—it’s about right versus wrong in a broken world.
The fight for Israel’s survival continues. Enemies multiply, but faith reminds us good triumphs in the end. America must stay loyal to its allies, not bow to bullies. Freedom’s light shines brighter when we reject fear and stand for truth.
