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Divine protection comes in Israel's darkest hour after Bibas murder - opinion
What could have been another catastrophic tragedy was averted last week in central Israel. The “hand” of God has been clearly visible throughout these challenging times.
FIREFIGHTERS AND rescue personnel are on the scene of a bus bombing in Bat Yam last week. No one was on board. The failed attacks serve as yet another powerful reminder of God’s watchful presence over the Jewish people, even in our darkest moments, says the writer.
(photo credit:
AVSHALOM SASSONI/FLASH90
)
By
STEVEN BURG
FEBRUARY 28, 2025 21:06
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