@ChuckHolton If you have a few minutes (đ), this is Eriz - One for Israel. If you follow him, and One for Israel, you will begin to see and hear that Israel is becoming "REBORN".
I am so encouraged by this. We could be watching the valley of the dry bones coming to life. This is why I have stopped allowing so much of the news to bother me, as before. If this is-in fact- being lead by the LORD. Then we are witnessing GOD's plan come to fruition. đ
On another note- We have to remember that Romans 11:25 Paul warned us that Israel received a hardening of their heart. But that it will only last until the fullness of the gentiles has been filled.
Has anyone ever seen the amount of people, globally, turning their back on Israel? Might already be seeing that fullness coming to pass. Make sense that they are fighting tooth and nail, all over the world to stop this. Satan isn't going down quietly. But, he is still going down!
Debunked: Following several accusations that Israel is causing famine in Gaza, COGAT has released drone footage of the hundreds of truckloads of supplies waiting to be delivered to Gaza by the UN. A statement accompanying the footage claims that 'There is enough food here to feed all of Gaza, if the UN ever came to pick it up.
Thank you to everyone who joined our last live call. Itâs always a highlight for me to hear from you, answer your questions, and give real-time updates on whatâs happening around the world.
We do these calls every month for our Locals supporters, and itâs a great chance to connect directly, have real conversations, and go deeper into the stories that matter.
If youâd like to be part of the next one, weâll be announcing the date soon, likely toward the end of this month. Hope to see you there.
I am the one in the blue TV helmet. Watch the Live I did today about what I saw in Gaza here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-v1kXYW6UU
As a close Christian follower of all things Israel, having just returned from Judea and headed back to see friends there in September, Chucks reporting yesterday about the A, B, C zones was so helpful. The commentary about the âpatchworkâ of how laws are applied really was so informative.
If you are running dry on inspiration about what to talk about, I loved learning about the arbitrary nature of whoâs land is what, how the political agreements (like the Oslo accords) have shaped the current situation, how actual citizenship is assigned/applied for the Arabs there that identify as Palestinian, and more about what it would look like if Israeli sovereignty swept across the entire âWestbankâ region.
Thanks Chuck!
By Chuck Holton | July 25, 2025
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From the cobblestone streets of Lefkara, Cyprusâwhere I spent the evening walking with my wife ConnieâIâm seeing firsthand how far the ripple effects of Israelâs war with Hamas have reached. Just this morning, I woke in Tel Aviv to the sound of sirens. It wasnât the first time. The Houthi rebels fired two missiles at Israelâone intercepted by Israeli air defenses, the other self-destructing before it even entered Israeli airspace.
âThatâs one of several hundred missiles fired since March,â I told my livestream audience. âBut none of them have hit anything of consequence. Israelâs air defenses are doing their job, and their response is as measured as it is relentless.â
Israel isnât merely retaliating. Itâs executing precision strikes aimed at dismantling Hamasâ infrastructure and cutting off Iranian supply lines. Just last night, Israeli drones targeted Yemenâs port of Hodeida, destroying heavy equipment that was being used to repair the port and allow more weapons shipments from Tehran.
âThey blew up the earth movers, the cranesâanything Iran could use to funnel arms to the Houthis,â I explained. âIsrael and its allies are making it harder for the Houthis to maintain their reign of annoyance over Israel. Thatâs really all it is at this pointâannoyance. But one that canât be ignored.â
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While Israelâs military maintains the upper hand on the ground and in the air, itâs fighting an equally vicious battle in the court of global opinion. Twenty-eight nations recently signed a joint statement demanding Israel halt its offensive.
I asked viewers to consider the implications. âThink about what stopping the war now would mean,â I said. âNo hostages returned. Hamas stays in power. Another generation of terrorists grows up in Gaza. More Israelis murdered in the future. Thatâs what the world is asking for when they say, âStop the war.ââ
Itâs true, the suffering in Gaza is heartbreaking. But this suffering isnât arbitraryâitâs the direct result of Hamasâ actions. âThis is called consequences. Gaza still holds Israeli hostages. Until theyâre freed, pressure must increase. Only then can this end.â
Cyprus, where Iâm spending a brief layover, offers its own cautionary tale. The island has been divided since 1974, when Turkish forces invaded and occupied nearly 40% of the territory. Today, the Greek Cypriot side is prosperous and peaceful. The Turkish-occupied north? Struggling economically and rife with instability.
Theyâre not carrying guns. Theyâre carrying lentils, flour, and powdered milk.
Yet the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)âa private group of veterans, logisticians, and volunteersâis being treated like a geopolitical threat. Why? Because GHF has committed the one unpardonable sin in the United Nationsâ aid-industrial complex: delivering food without empowering terrorists.
The United Nations isnât afraid GHF will fail. Itâs afraid GHF will succeed. Because if a small, disciplined nonprofit can feed civilians without funneling resources through Hamas, it exposes something the UN has spent decades trying to hide.
This is the story they donât want told.
