We lived in the village of Novoselidivka, worked, did minor repairs, lived and enjoyed life, my husband could apply for a pilot's pension in 2025 because he worked in a mine and had flight experience, we prayed and stayed in place until the end, it was very difficult to leave something that we had tried to buy and build all our lives, but the time came when our friends who were visiting us in the evening at 5 o'clock in the morning were hit by an air bomb and their lives ended, and this pushed us even more and we left.
In 2022, a cluster bomb landed in our garden and as a result, the windows and doors were cut, we changed the double-glazed windows, and left for the Ukraine depression, stayed for a month and returned home, and now there is nowhere to return, the house is gone, only the registration certificate remains, I still can't look at the photo of my house, when we left, we shot a video for memory, thought we would return, but there is nowhere to return, the house is gone and the occupied territory, but I believe that God will not leave us and will not leave us, supports our hands, although they often fall, God raises them up and I see his mercy and I thank God for you 🙏🙏🙏
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If you have wondered why Russia is losing so many men and Ukraine is not, this will help explain it. Russia is sending men into the front lines where they are killed by drone operators from Ukraine who are hundreds of miles away from the front lines.
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Our perfected High Priest, Jesus Christ, has permanently perfected our standing before God Almighty—both positionally and spiritually (Hebrews 5:9-10; Hebrews 10:14). Moreover, through the one offering of His own Body, we've been permanently set apart and sanctified (positionally) for the sake of God's will and glory (Hebrews 10:10). Having been made holy, we are commanded to yield ourselves to God as living sacrifices (Romans 12:1; 1 Peter 2:5). Becoming ever holy in practice, as we walk out our faith in Jesus through obedience, and experience God's transforming power (Romans 12:2; 1 Peter 1:15-16; Philippians 2:12-13).
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When Hamas announced this week that it would dissolve the civilian body responsible for governing Gaza, the news was quickly portrayed as a major step toward peace. After nearly two decades of controlling the territory, the terrorist organization appeared to be relinquishing authority, leading many observers to wonder whether the war had finally reached a genuine turning point.
That interpretation, however, overlooks one critical fact: Hamas is giving up the responsibility of governing Gaza, but it is not giving up the military power that allowed it to seize and hold the territory in the first place.
The organization has announced that it will dissolve the Government Emergency Committee, the administrative body that has overseen civilian affairs since Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007. Under the current proposal, those responsibilities would be transferred to the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, a group composed primarily of Palestinian technocrats who are not formally affiliated with Hamas. While that may sound like meaningful political reform, it does little to address the central issue that continues to drive the conflict.
