30 December 2025

After the Darkness Comes the Light

10 Tevet 5786
Public Fast Day

A "Day After" report on highlights of Netanyahu's meeting with Trump...


If we were the only game in town, I might be worried, but this is also waiting in the wings...


After the three days of darkness in Egypt came the final plague that led to Geulah.

This is how it has to be.  By whatever distraction HKB"H puts in their path, these plans with regard to Gaza, as well as Judea/Samaria, will never succeed, because it would mean the Torah is a lie and that can't be.

"Iran will go and destroy the world" - the Old World, the World of Lies.  And so may it be His will.

10 comments:

  1. (Israel Realtime Updates) "🔸 Protests across Iran continued overnight and into today, marking a third day of unrest. A number of commercial organizations announced strikes in solidarity with protesters. There are also new unconfirmed reports of Islamic Republic forces attacking protesters in Shush."

    May these three days go down in our history as the "last of the fasts"!

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  2. Anger in Israel: US Displayed Sensitive Info at Kiryat Gat HQ
    During a sensitive briefing at a U.S. military headquarters, representatives from Arab countries were exposed to live footage of IDF troops operating in Gaza. A senior Israeli officer demanded the immediate removal of the footage, which had been obtained outside the scope of authorized procedures.

    I know how to keep it from happening again - shut it down and send them all packing!!!!!!

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  3. I think Bibi is all show (about wanting to annex the west bank and not having Turkey on Israeli soil, etc.) All show. Netanyahu was in collision with the west in what they did to facilitate Oct. 7th, he had to have given the stand down order that day. He is in total collusion with the U.S. He fakes everything else to make the Israeli public think he is interested in doing anything other than handing Israel to the U.S.

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    1. In a Fox news interview yesterday Netanyahu said "... I want coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians living in Judea and Samaria." (Here@4:17)

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  4. What in the world is wrong with Bibi always caving in to Trump? Trump’s January 15th plan sounds ominous like he is going forth with a Palestinian state. Trump sounds like he is demanding a full withdrawal from Judea and Samaria. I wish I could speak for Bibi, I would tell Trump we are annexing all of Judea , Samaria , and Gaza. We are removing the Dome of Rock and rebuilding our Holy Temple. How do you like those apples? Trump would be furious and turn into Gog on the spot. Bring it on, let’s see what HaShem has to say about it.

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  5. Finally Trump showing his real face. No surprise there. But Netanyahu for a heartbeat I had hoped he'd grown a spine and done teshuva. But in hindsight I think if he put up any resistance at all to Trump it was for his own reelection and the promises he's made to the Israeli public. Sad but predictable. I feel absolute anguish for the 900 plus chayalim that gave their lives for literally nothing!!
    CSF

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  6. בס"ד

    At this point I am inclined to believe that at least 80% of global events are pre-scripted. The other 20% may be reactionary or occur organically, but even this figure may be an over estimation.

    I used to believe that bibi repeatedly capitulated to the amerikkans, however, it seems to me that all these high profile meetings between the two sides are just to co-ordinate the scripts that their owner/operators handed to them. Kabuki theatre for the masses.

    -----stingray-----

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  7. Go Tuvia
    Go Tuvia...
    -leah

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  8. Vomit
    Prime Minister Netanyahu at the start of the meeting:
    "You are representatives of the Christian Zionists who made Jewish Zionism possible. It's hard for me to conceive of the emergence of the Jewish state, the re-emergence of the Jewish state, without the support of Christian Zionists in the United States, also in Britain, but the main thrust was in the United States in the 19th century.
    So Christian Zionism facilitated the rise and success of Jewish Zionism. And it's been an enormous partnership since then.
    I've known some of you, Mike, how long have we known, since we were teenagers, something like that, a long time, 46 years. I can say that we have no better friends, and I mean that sincerely. You have stood by us through thick and thin, and now we're challenged by new challenges, but equally with new opportunities.
    We've fought, as you know, a seven-front war, and we've come out in many ways victorious, but there's an eighth front, and that's the front for the hearts and minds of people, especially young people in the West, and for me, especially in the United States, and for me, especially on the conservative wing of the United States.
    I think it's not just Israel's battle. I think it's our common Judeo-Christian civilization's battle, and I think we have to engage in that battle, as forcefully, with as much resolution as we engage the other seven fronts. I think it affects not only Israel, it affects America, it affects our alliance, it affects the future of Western civilization. I don't think I'm exaggerating one bit.
    I have here my colleagues, Israel's ambassador to the United States, to the United Nations, our Consul General in New York, our Consul General in Miami and every one of my delegation, we feel that this is a theater that has to be engaged with great force.
    Who's to engage in this? It's us, it's you and us. We have to, you know, we have to be, I think we have to stand up and be counted. They have to hear our voice.
    There are some people who believe that faith should be silent, and terrorism should be understood. No, faith should speak its voice, and terrorism should be confronted, not understood, confronted and defeated. And that is what we're engaging right now.
    So, I want you to know that I spoke with President Trump yesterday, I said this publicly too. I see the battle against us and the battle against our Judeo-Christian tradition, basically being waged around the globe, and it's waged primarily by two forces, radical Shiite Islam and radical Sunni Islam.
    That means the axis that is led by Iran, much battered, admittedly, but still there, and the Sunni axis led by the Muslim Brotherhood, which permeates everything.
    They go to Europe, they go to the United States, they go to Africa, Nigeria. And we are conscious of the fact that Christians are being persecuted across the Middle East, in Syria, in Lebanon, in Nigeria, in Turkey and beyond.
    We're also aware of the fact, as you are, that one country protects the Christian community, enables it to grow, defends it, and makes sure that it thrives, and that country is Israel. There is no other, None.
    We are joining an effort to have basically a united nations of countries that support Christian communities around the world, beleaguered communities who deserve our help, just as you are helping us, we want to help back.
    And we're capable of doing this. In Africa, with intel, in the Middle East, with a lot of means that I won't itemize each one.
    This is what our agenda is, it's a main part of our agenda, and it's going to continue with greater force and greater might in this coming year.
    I want to use this opportunity to wish you all a belated happy Christmas, and a Happy New Year.
    May it be a year of prosperity, peace and security for all of us, but especially for the Christian communities around the world."
    Photos: Amos Ben-Gershom, GPO

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