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Showing posts with label Ashdod. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Another Message From G-d?


Israeli Mystic Rabbi Amram Vaknin Receives New Prophetic-Like Message at Cave of Elijah the Prophet [VIDEO]


“And David’s heart smote him after he had counted the people. And David said to the Lord: I have sinned greatly in what I have done; and now, ‘O Lord, put aside please, the iniquity of your servant, for I was very foolish!” (II Samuel 24:10)
Mystical rabbi Rabbi Amram Vaknin, from the port city of Ashdod in Israel’s south, has become known in recent years for receiving a series of prophetic-like messages from Heaven. His most recent message occured this past Thursday evening, November 26, when Rabbi Vaknin was praying with a group at the grave of Elijah the Prophet in northern Israel. According to witness accounts, his soul went up to Heaven and brought back an urgent message concerning the recent terror wave in Israel.
Accompanied by a group of 60 Jewish men and women, Rabbi Vaknin was being wheeled away from the grave site when he received the latest prophetic-like transmission. He was in this altered state of consciousness for close to 20 minutes. The event was captured on video.

The core theme of his most recent message is that the Jewish people have the power to stop the spilling of blood on the streets of Israel by coming closer to God. As the world hurtles toward the Messianic process, God is trying to wake up the world to the critical, life-saving importance of repentance.
According to Rabbi Vaknin, the Jewish world is running out of time. The stabbings, car rammings and shootings are very stern warnings to the Jewish people to repent and to return to a state of humility when it comes to their relationship with God and with one another.
Gil Nachman, who accompanies Rabbi Vaknin at his prayer gatherings and who is his English-language spokesperson, told Breaking Israel News, “These decrees that are coming are because we have to repent, mostly from the inner, hidden sins. People have to say to Hashem (God) ‘I want to look good in Your eyes.’ We have to purify the inside first.”
Responding to Vaknin’s critics, Nachman addressed the frightening nature of the current and previous warnings. “Leaders are telling people not to scare Am Yisrael (the Jewish people). The things that are happening now are not scary enough for people? Whatever he [Rabbi Vaknin] said, happened. He never had the intention to scare the crowd,” he told Breaking Israel News.  
“Some people come to Hashem with love and some with fear. Now the way we see things, it looks like Hashem wants to scare us,” Nachman continued. “There are people who won’t do teshuva (repentance) unless they get scared. The time of doing teshuva from love is past. Now there’s no time! So Hashem is bringing us to to do teshuva from fear.”
Gil Nachman’s wife Miriam was also present when Rabbi Vaknin was receiving his transmission. She told Breaking Israel News, “He’s a person but he’s not a person. He eats and breaths like a person but he’s not a person. He’s on a very a high level in Shamayim (Heaven).”
In his interview with Breaking Israel News, Gil Nachman emphasized that the situation is turning critical. Time is very short and the violent events in Israel and around the world are going to increase in frequency and intensity as the Messiah’s appearance gets closer. He urged everyone, including the leaders of the Jewish people, to take the warnings of Rabbi Vaknin to heart and to work diligently on repairing their relationship with God and His laws. As Nachman explained, true repentance is the only way to avoid more bloodshed.
Improving our relationships with God at this precarious time is urgent. This message is even being sent through the mouths of our enemies,  “When the Muslims say Allahu Akbar [God is the greatest] before they commit an act of terror, they are reminding us of God. To wake us up,” Nachman explained. The Jewish people must pray for God to have mercy. “People have to demand Moshiach, demand the kingdom of David and the Third Temple,” he clarified.
Each time the soul of Rabbi Vaknin ascends to Heaven, he brings back prophetic messages for Israel. On October 12, Breaking Israel News reported the Rabbi’s message that Jewish blood was going to be being spilled in Israel. Sadly, his warning turned out to be accurate.
The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that, according Magen David Adom, 22 people were murdered and 211 were wounded, including 21 seriously wounded, on the streets of Israel since mid-September. The latest data available from the Israel Defense Forces shows that, as of November 29, there have been 80 stabbings, 29 shootings and 10 car rammings.

Read more at https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/55024/israeli-mystic-rabbi-amram-vaknin-receives-new-prophetic-like-message-cave-of-elijah-the-prophet-video-jewish-world/#USQMoFi4rmkwz74e.99

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Will The IDF Security Zone Be Enough To Stop The Rockets And Terror Tunnels?

IDF quietly carves out 1-3km security strip while pulling troops out of Gaza. A humanitarian truce declared

Author(s):  DEBKAfile Exclusive Analysis
Source:  DEBKAfile.     Article date: August 4th, 2014


After withdrawing the bulk of its ground troops from the Gaza Strip in a “new phase” of its counter-terror operation, Israel declared a unilateral humanitarian ceasefire for seven hours starting 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 4 to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid and for displaced Palestinians to return to their homes. Eastern Rafah was not included. The IDF would respond to any attacks during that time.
But on the quiet, the IDF was on the process of conducting a major strategic operation, carving out a buffer strip or cordon sanitaire just inside the Gaza border, designed to be controlled from outside by special forces and armored units on round-the-clock alert, to bar hostile infiltrations. They are equipped with a battery of firing posts, sensors and drones.
This sterile strip runs 65km from Beit Hanoun in the north to Khan Younis in the south, roughly following one of Gaza’s only motorways, Highway 6 (see map).
All the territory east of this line up to the Israeli border has been cleared of buildings and vegetation to a depth of 1 km in the north and center of Gaza and 2-3 km deep in such areas as Khan Younis.
These dimensions were calculated to reduce Palestinian rocket fire against Israel’s southern communities, and deter Hamas from planning new tunnels.
The Israel troops pulled out of Gaza are redeploying in a new formation as a “breakthrough force” – able to cross back into Gaza for rapid response operations if necessary. It is made up of large armored units, special operations contingents and air force, and is highly mechanized rather than fielding soldiers on foot. This force is capable of raids that penetrate deeper into the territory than ventured by the IDF in the first 27 days of Operation Defensive Edge.
For the new phase of its operation, the Netanyahu government has determined to have no truck with the Hamas terrorists and, irrespective of its demands and terms for a ceasefire, to act on its own initiative in accordance with Israel’s own security needs.  This policy has impacted on the Gaza truce negotiations which go into their second day in Cairo Monday. Their participants cannot avoid appreciating that Israel has followed its own operational plans for redeployment outside the Gaza Strip.
At the same time, military experts warn that the new military formation opens up the prospect of a prolonged war of attrition. Hamas and Islamic Jihad are keeping up their rocket and mortar fire on Israel – up to 140 Sunday alone.
After a quiet night, the first rockets were intercepted by Iron Dome over Ashdod and Ashkelon at 6:30 a.m. Monday.
The threat of “synchronized” terror attacks through still undiscovered tunnels has been sharply reduced by the massive IDF effort to disable the network – but there is no guarantee that all of the tunnels have been discovered, or that new ones are not being burrowed under the border.
Saturday night, three dusty motorcycles were pulled out of the 3-km long Rafah tunnel through which suicide bombers surprised and killed three Givati officers Thursday 90 minutes into an international ceasefire. They were intended for use by six terrorists for a raid or raids far from the immediate environs of the Gaza border.
So Hamas still holds the advantage of nasty surprise.

Monday, July 14, 2014

Drones Over Israel. Some Are Shot Down.


Terror Drone Shot Down by IDF Over Coast of Israel


“Though I walk in the midst of trouble, you preserve my life; you stretch out your hand against the wrath of my enemies, and your right hand delivers me.” (Psalm 138:7)
An unmanned drone which originated from the Gaza Strip was shot down by Israel Monday morning as it crossed into Israeli airspace.
The drone, which came over the coast of Ashdod, set off air raid sirens along the southern coastal city before it was downed by a Patriot surface-to-air missile launched from the center of the country.
It is believed that the drone was launched by Hamas which is estimated to have a small fleet of drones. While the size of the drone could only carry a small amount of explosives, the drone itself has the potential to cause serious damage or injury.
Hamas claimed that it launched six drones into Israel on Monday. The terror group stated that it built three different types that are able to carry out surveillance missions and carry explosive payloads to evemy targets.
The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s armed military wing, said that one of the drones managed to penetrate as far as Tel Aviv and hover of the IDF Headquarters in the Hakirya complex. The IDF has refuted these claims.
Monday morning, the Israeli Air Force carried out targeted strikes against 40 terror targets after a barrage of rockets rained down upon Israel’s southern region.
More than 130 rockets were fired at Israel on Sunday, with 22 of them intercepted by the Iron Dome Missile Defense system. In response, the IAF struck several areas in Gaza. Army Radio confirmed that 75 terror targets were successfully hit.

Sunday’s barrage from Gaza were accompanied by some unexpected rocket fire from Lebanon Sunday night as well. Three rockets exploded in the western Galilee region, hitting open areas.
The rockets caused Red Alert sirens to go off in the region as the IDF responded with artillery fire towards the source of the rocket fire in Lebanon. This is the third time a rocket from Lebanon has been fired into Israel since Friday.
A rocket was also shot into Israel on Sunday evening from Syria in what IDF officials are calling a deliberate attack. The rocket landed in the Golan Heights and exploded in an open area. “The assumption is that it was not a stray,” an army spokeswoman told AFP.
News of the rocket attacks in the north, along with those from Gaza, were met by a report Monday morning out of Egypt in what officials are calling a foiled terror attack on Israel. Egyptian security officials thwarted late Sunday an attempt by terrorists operating in the Sinai Peninsula to launch two rockets into Israel.

Iron Dome fires in Israel's southern region. (Photo: IDF)
Iron Dome fires in Israel’s southern region. (Photo: IDF)

Operation Protective Edge, which is now in its seventh day, is aimed at targeting Hamas’s leaders and terrorist infrastructure in the Gaza Strip. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon stated that Hamas will regret starting up with Israel.
“When Hamas’s leadership comes out of hiding, they will discover the extent of the destruction that we have caused their organization, and will regret having engaged Israel in this round of fighting,” he said in a statement.
While the government has yet to order an official ground operation into Gaza, the IDF declared an area north of the Strip as a closed military zone. The IDF is continuing to bolster its forces along the border, which in conjunction with the zone closure, indicates that the army is preparing for an imminent ground offensive.
Since the start of Operation Protective Edge on July 8, terrorists operating in the Gaza Strip have fired approximately 980 rockets into Israel. 200 of those rockets, which were headed in a straight trajectory towards Israeli cities, were intercepted by Iron Dome.
According to the IDF, air, naval and special forces have struck around 1,470 terror targets throughout the Gaza Strip, including 770 rocket launcher, 210 terror tunnels, 69 “training bases and militant compounds,” and 63 weapons storage and manufacturing facilities.