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Starts @ 12:42  for the WorldNetDaily and Warnews24/7  articles

2:01 - 12:41 is Hal Turner’s blah blah blah if you want to skip over that then scroll to 12:42.

"The Talks are over … Iran is now ready to fight”.  The mention of “Nerve Agents” sent them scrambling

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Is Israel Restrained from Fully Invading Gaza by the Threshold of the Rapture Resurrection Event!?

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For the first time in 2,000 years: Priests blessing soldiers going to war:

. . . . A young man in the community, the son of a friend, was traveling to Israel to serve in the IDF and Saul, a Kohen, decided that he wanted to give the young man a blessing before he went off to war.

Saul hurried to the airport and after a bit of searching, found the young man among a large pile of duffel bags full of donated equipment for his IDF unit, preparing to leave for Israel. Saul made his unusual request.

“I am a Kohen,” Saul said. “Can I give you a bracha (blessing)? Saul asked.

Saul placed his hands on the young man’s head and gave him a heartfelt blessing, The young man’s eyes filled with tears.

Several other young men who were about to leave to fight in the war against Hamas gathered around, asking to be blessed.

Word quickly got out and Saul organized a Whatsapp group to connect soldiers with Kohanim. Since coordinating Kohanim and soldiers was impossible, each soldier was assigned an individual Kohen who sent a video of him blessing the soldier by name.

The list grew at an unbelievable rate. Within a few days, over 4,000 names of soldiers were signed up and over 300 Kohanim were assigned to bless them individually.

“In many cases, the soldiers are already on the front line and their parents or loved ones are signing them up,” Saul said. “While in uniform, they are being blessed by a Kohen who singles them out by name.”

Sauls’ initial instinct came from his function as a Kohen within his community but its roots go much deeper. When Israel first became a nation upon exiting Egypt, God assured them that they would be protected in war after specially appointed Kohanim blessed them.

“This is a powerful time. We are going to see wonders like we have never seen before, miracles that were written about in the Bible,” Rabbi Kahane predicted.

Soldiers can register online by filling out the form. Kohanim who wish to take part can also register online.  The group also has an Instagram @kohanimoncallworldwide.  Kohanim are also going to bases to give blessings in person. If a unit wants it they should email: kohanimoncall@gmail.com.

The kohanic blessing [Christians usually call this "the priestly blessing"] is taken from Numbers 6:23-27.

https://www.israel365news.com/377693/for-the-first-time-in-2000-years-priests-blessing-soldiers-going-to-war/


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UC Berkeley class offers credit for attending pro-Palestinian rallies:

Students outraged following email from Department of Ethnic Studies; 'They’re asking us to justify the horrible violence acted against civilians and children, and receive credit for that?'

University of California, Berkeley offers extra credit to students who participate in pro-Palestinian protests on campus or push their local California district representative to criticize Israeli “occupation.”

[There is an article you can listen to at the link and also a video.]

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/ryazaedzt#autoplay

 


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