Israeli Family Rescued by Special Forces Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict #238

In today's powerful episode, we take you directly to the heart of Sderot, a community on the Gaza border that has faced relentless attacks for over two decades. Join Joel and Lynn Rosenberg as they share the harrowing firsthand account of an Israeli family miraculously rescued from a Hamas siege on October 7th. With exclusive insights from Israeli officials, foreign ambassadors, and brave residents, we explore the devastating impact of terrorism and the unwavering resilience in the face of danger. Discover how faith and courage intersect in the darkest of times. Stay tuned for an inspiring story of survival and divine intervention.

(00:03) Israeli officials show atrocities to foreign ambassadors.
(03:18) Rocket damage devastates the Sderot community near Gaza.
(09:26) Hostage couple saved, wife offered terrorists refreshments.
(12:07) A police officer joins the battle against terrorists.
(16:09) Hostage situation threatened mom with a grenade.
(18:47) Parents rescued from a 20-hour terrorist hostage situation.

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Verse of the Day: 2nd Timothy chapter 4:18. The Lord will rescue me from every evil attack and will bring me safely to his heavenly kingdom. To him be glory forever and ever. Amen. 

Prayer
Pray for families in need and for those who have lost loved ones to the Hamas terrorists, that they would be comforted. 
Pray that every plan of terrorism would fail and that the peace of God would reign in Israel and the epicenter.

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