Jerusalem Heritage House, Jerusalem (2026)

The Heritage House provides safe and comfortable lodging for young Jewish travelers, students and "lone soldiers" in Jerusalem so that they can best experience and develop their connection with Israel, Judaism, and the Jewish People. We provide our guests with a warm bed, fresh bedding, laundry facilities, food options, wifi, long-distance calling, an extensive library, and information on numerous

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12/08/2026

This Week Today
Current Events from Israel

The Israeli left is nearing complete panic. Their many fake election polls are becoming less and less believable. The new parties created by the left and their useful idiots to try to syphon off votes from the right to the left are all polling below the electoral threshold. The Likud is strengthening and will likely continue to strengthen once their primaries take place and their list of candidates is published so they can begin actively campaigning. The religious parties are always underestimated in the polls and Betzalel Smotrich’s party just needs to add a few new ringers and they gain enough mandates to likely carry the right to an easy victory.

As if this wasn’t enough, the facts on the ground are much worse for the left - at least the historical left. It could be that the left is somewhat different since Oct. 7th - still a bit unclear. Nobody on the left is expressing any real confidence in deals with Lebanon, Syria, Hamas or anyone. They aren’t calling for Jewish communities in the areas currently occupied by the IDF, but they aren’t calling for full retreats just yet either.

Things are a bit different when it comes to Judea and Samaria and possibly Jerusalem as well. The left is still fully entrenched with the Oslo paradigm, while most of the right has moved way past that, at least to a large degree. In addition to establishing hundreds of new very strategic Jewish communities and farms over the past few years, there is now a very concerted effort to reign in widespread Arab building expansion all over Judea and Samaria. This week the Israeli Defense Ministry demolished dozens of recently built Arab residences intended to threaten newly established and rebuilt Jewish communities in northern Samaria. In other areas where the authorities acknowledge the security risks of particular houses but have refused to act, heroic Jews are simply taking over the houses themselves, like the IDF should be doing, and securing the area for local Jewish communities. This is the opposite of pre-Oct. 7th and is how everyone should be thinking these days. I guess we’ll find out how many people have truly understood what happened over there come election day.

What nobody is explaining, but I will: One can easily go view the situation on the ground. Over the past years (pre-Oct. 7), the Arabs have made a concerted effort to extend their control of land surrounding Arab hamlets. Houses are built far apart from each to grab as much space as possible. It’s a completely absurd situation that no honest person could possibly simply categorize as anything similar to natural growth or urban sprawl. The strategy is more than obvious. Now (post Oct.7), the Jews are simply reversing those advancements and instead making their own, just like the IDF has done in Gaza. That is what happens when you attack and lose. As boy band legend Justin Timberlake appropriately suggested “Cry me a river”.

Iran
The US says that the Strait of Hormuz is open and totally under their control and direction. Iran is totally trolling them online and claiming the opposite. I’m certainly inclined to believe the US, but President Trump has also said that a deal with Iran is imminent every few hours for the past few weeks or so. Meanwhile, Iranian proxies in Yemen and Iraq are both shooting at Saudi Arabia. It’s all good fun and doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon.

Lebanon
Israel is threatening to destroy the last prominent remnant of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. The terrorists have been holed up in underground tunnels along a mountain ridge for some time. It’s now being reported that the IDF has cut off their water supply and begun heavily shelling the area with artillery. As they say in Mortal Combat: “Finish him”!

As for diplomacy, Israel announced that the Lebanese Army, which entered into specific areas of southern Lebanon as agreed upon, have done nothing to disarm or otherwise oppose Hezbollah. Shocking. Negotiations between the two countries are continuing, but it’s unclear as to why. The Lebanese government/army don’t have the ability to do pretty much anything, so that’s very helpful. They promise things that they have no ability to deliver at any level and they hate Jews - straight out of NYC Mayor Ahmed Mamdani’s playbook. That joke is not a violation of the Satmar Rebbe’s recent exhortation against making fun of Mamdani by Jews living in Exile, because I don’t personally choose to live in Exile. If you are living in the Exile, you’ll have to ask him if it’s ok to laugh at the joke.

Gaza
Israel is publicly refusing to further implement stages of the “ceasefire” deal in Gaza, but in practice, IDF forces have retreated from certain areas and are allowing Hamas terrorists to operate in those same areas. How does this make any sense? US/international pressure probably. Wouldn’t want to offend Hamas who isn’t supposed to exist anymore. It might take a little longer than we had hoped, but G-d willing, Jewish residents will be lighting Chanukah candles in at least some parts of the Gaza Strip this year!

Mexican Countries
It was announced this week that Israel and Venezuela are restoring diplomatic relations between the two countries. Not only was this recently done in Colombia as well, but the new leader over there just recognized Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, joining only the United States in doing so. Que Bueno! If we can get Brazil, we can diplomatically capture the entire continent! It will be like the opposite of the Inquisition. The only Spanish-speaking folks against Israel will be the losers left behind in Spain who are presently getting overrun by the Africans.

-Ben Packer
+972-54-447-0221

05/08/2026

This Week Today
Current Events from Israel

Our new/first grandchild was given the name Ariel at his bris this week. We continue to be ecstatic.

Open and aggressive anti-semitism continues to proliferate around the western and Islamic world. The remainder of the world doesn’t seem to care at all. Makes sense - our beef has always been with Eisav and Ishmael, not with Hirohito and Vivek. Anyway, I saw that there is an attempt to get President Trump to grant asylum to Jews fleeing Canada. A new report says that 96% of Jewish college students in Canada have recently faced anti-Semtisim. That escalated quite quickly.

Iran
The Australian-style breakdancing between President Trump and Iran continues and there is no real end in sight. Every day President Trump either announces that an agreement is near or that he will soon “decapitate” all of Iran. Iran publicly rejects all US proposals and attacks US bases throughout the region, except in Israel. This week a high-ranking Iranian official even declared that Iran is continuing to develop nuclear weapons. So much Persian shenanigans. All the countries in the region are “working to try to reach an agreement”, but really they are just taking turns distracting President Trump. It’s just like watching the Arabs steal from the tourists in the shuk.

Because of the threats and dramas, most major airlines continue to refuse to fly to Israel. This is decimating the tourist industry, but making insane profits for El Al. They should start a program where the tour guides help out on the very lucrative EL AL flights and get paid to talk to the passengers. Share the wealth.

Lebanon
Hezbollah broke the “ceasefire” and two Israeli soldiers were killed, with at least 4 more seriously wounded. Now Prime Minister Netanyahu will have to decide how to respond. There will be pressure from the US to avoid escalation because they are working on a fake deal over cain Lebanon as well. When is “The Art of the Fake Deal” being published? There will also be pressure from the Israeli right for a strong response. They may settle for some other retribution, maybe in Judea and Samaria or Jerusalem. Regardless of what the immediate response is, the idea that Hezbollah plans to just quit trying to kill Jews became even more preposterous. I wonder if any of the parties in the upcoming Israeli elections will actually endorse the retreat of the IDF from Lebanon (again!) - that would be quite the boneheaded position. Someone will do it, if just for entertainment purposes.

Gaza
The hunt for terrorists throughout the Gaza Strip even intensified at the beginning of the week. Every few hours another few were taken out. So many of these specific terrorists were always physically in the vicinity of the Israeli hostages during the war. Now there ain’t nothing to protect them. For a little bit there it was better than watching the purple light bug zapper. People were celebrating the new and improved criminal justice system, including former hostages, but as always, the intensification was a prelude to calling off the hunt…for now.

Why the pause? That’s right - another fake deal in the making!

In short, the enemies of Israel have three current rays of hope:

-All these fakes deals
-A loss for the current coalition/right-wing in the upcoming Israeli election
-A loss for the Republicans in the upcoming US Congressional elections

If these three things don’t work out for them, we might see a Temple built in Jerusalem before the end of President Trump’s presidency.

Israeli Elections
The polls continue to be all over the place. Some have the current coalition coasting to victory and others have some dumb fat guy becoming Prime Minister. A whole bunch of new parties are planning to launch in the near future and it’s likely that none of them will be successful, unless they combine with the larger already existing parties. That would require a bit of humility - the opposite of why many of these folks are running in the first place. Some of these clowns are so ridiculous that one of them who claims to be an observant Jew just joined a party where the leader recently personally came to financially support a Jews for Jesus-owned missionary coffee shop that is open on Shabbos in Jerusalem. Inspiring.

It’s summer vacation in Israel right now and Israelis are flocking all over, especially all around Judea and Samaria. There they are witnessing the massive growth of Israeli communities and the significant strengthening of the Jewish presence that has taken place over the past few years and continues to take place on a constant basis. This will undoubtedly lead to more Israelis becoming actively involved in the unprecedented development. Unfortunately many Diaspora Jews might miss out on this party because of the lack of flights and El Al’s exorbitant prices. That’s another reason why this very informative news report exists.

Finally, the bones of Theodore Herzl’s grandparents were brought to Israel this week from Europe and were reburied in Jerusalem, near his grave. This happened the same week that tens of thousands of Africans invaded Europe. It’s all part of a divine process, ain’t no sense in fighting it. And if you don’t believe it, just look at how stupid all the people online are who are doing exactly that. To quote the great Jew, Jerry Seinfeld, “You’re not doing well. It’s so hard for you”.

-Ben Packer
+972-54-447-0221

29/07/2026

This Week Today
Current Events from Israel

While it’s true that Prime Minister Netanyahu traveled to the US to meet with President Trump, this wasn’t nearly the most important event happening in Israel this week. My esteemed wife and I became grandparents! Mazel tov to our son and daughter-in-law on becoming parents and all the new titles for the rest of the family, but especially to Great-Great-Grandma Betty. None of this is good news for the haters of the Jews at all. Not sure what the name will be, but safe to assume not Tucker or Candace.

Now on to the less important news!

Bibi to DC
As mentioned earlier, Prime Minister Netanyahu flew to DC this week to meet with President Trump and to attend the funeral of late Senator Lindsey Graham who was a very loyal friend to the State of Israel and the Jewish People. Netanyahu and Trump met together with numerous advisors present as well. What was discussed is not public information. As always, leftist Israeli media outlets are erroneously reporting a rupture in US-Israel relations. Besides a somewhat snide remark or two from President Trump before the meeting, there is no real evidence to anything of the sort. Ironically, Ukrainian leader Zelensky was also at the White House and met with President Trump right before Netanyahu. Probably just easier to meet with all the Jews on the same day. I guess the sometimes Jewish communist leader of Mexico couldn’t be bothered to make the long trip for the White House NCSY-style kumsitz. Maybe next time…

Tragic Murder
Two Israelis from the Israeli security services were murdered this past week near the Jewish community of Havat Gilad in central Samaria. Havat Gilad was recently the victim of Arab arson and is literally still smoldering. The incident started when a group of hikers in the area were attacked by neighboring Arabs. They called the authorities for assistance. Both the IDF and members of local security teams arrived to help. Upon arriving, the IDF took a stand back approach, probably the result of lack of training and the misguided personnel makeup of the specific unit. Local security force members engaged with the attackers. During the confrontation that ensued, the Arabs were able to take the rifle of one of the security personnel. They then shot him and an IDF soldier from point blank range. The security officer was somehow still able to use his personal firearm to neutralize a number of the attackers. Another security officer ended the threat completely.

The results of the incident from the left and right have been typical, but in the extreme. The left has branded the situation in Judea and Samaria akin to Gaza before Oct. 7th and is warning of all kinds of ominous possibilities, unless the “settlers” are reined in. I personally vehemently disagree with this assessment and see no room for comparison to pre-Oct. 7th conditions - other than in particular shortcomings of the IDF caused by bad policies, such as mixed-gender units, as was the case in this specific incident. The right has responded by establishing at least 8 new Jewish communities/farms, mostly near the location of the attack and the village from where the terrorists emerged. Although horrifically tragic, especially for the widow and orphans created, this attack will not be anything close to “worth it” for our enemies. They have been spreading videos and pictures of the attack everywhere to encourage others, which also, G-d willing, will most likely backfire majorly. Here is a general synopsis for the post-Oct. 7 reality: If the Arabs don’t fight back, they will lose. If they do fight back, they will lose bigger.

Iran
Similarly to the analysis of the previous incident, the situation with Iran is pretty much the same with some extreme recent moves. After a round of attacks between the US and Iran, there was a bit of a lull for a few days. That lull was broken when Iran abruptly attacked US bases in Jordan in something of a surprise attack. President Trump responded by bombing parts of Iran not recently attacked and a whole slew of cuss words. After he’s done being President, they should make a reality TV show where President Trump coaches a football team.

As all of this is going on, a separate, but connected, front has opened up between Saudi Arabia and its southern (Yemen) and northern (Iraq) neighbors. Both neighbors have begun attacking the “kingdom” recently and the Saudis have been responding. Probably would be really helpful for them if Israel would assist. Might just happen. In the meantime, the US is helping, probably because Iranian advisors are being killed in Iraq in the attacks.

Iran has also intensified its attacks on the Kurds in northern Iraq. It would appear that the Kurds are believed to be, at least by Iran, their number one on the ground threat as of now. That could always change if US Marines are sent in.

Lebanon
The dynamic between Israel and Hezbollah continues to mirror the situation between the US and Iran - a fake ceasefire with occasional extreme violations. This week Hezbollah attacked an Israeli military vehicle with an explosive drone. This is the first time this has happened in a while. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue to locate and destroy tons of Hezbollah armaments throughout southern Lebanon, but have avoided attacking any targets in the Beirut area. That might be about to change…

Gaza
More terrorists who participated in Oct. 7th and subsequent attacks on Israel were eliminated again this week. Must be pretty nerve-wracking for the remaining terrorists. None shall be spared. In a bit of a surprise to the Israeli public, a cache of rockets and other armaments were found and destroyed in a mosque in northern Gaza. This attests to the reality that Hamas still totally remains a threat. Despite this threat, Israel has decided to allow military personnel of the “Board of Peace” to enter Gaza and begin “disarming” Hamas. How does this make any sense? No idea. Two countries are sending “soldiers” and both of them have relations with Israel, so that’s nice. On one hand it would be smart of Hamas to actually turn over their weapons, on the other hand, it goes against their entire existence. It will be interesting to see how this develops, especially considering the pressure certain parties of the Coalition are under to establish Jewish communities in at least some part of Gaza before the upcoming Israeli elections in 3 months.

Elections
Speaking of elections, there are all kinds of polls and commentary, primarily from the left. It’s all nonsense. The only part that is actually somewhat interesting and possibly of some importance is how much conman Naftali Bennett is getting wrecked in the polls. He could always make a comeback, there are plenty of suckers out there. In the meantime, the left has decided that Gadi Eisenkot is the favorite. Really? That guy is going to represent Israel on a global level? To quote my role model on the tennis court, the great John McEnroe: “You cannot be serious!”

There are breaking reports that Egypt has just been struck by a drone. I don’t think this has happened before, possibly ever. Wild things are happening and it would seem will continue to happen. We just finished commemorating the tragic day of Tisha B’Av, but then we celebrate the joyous day of Tu B’Av. The Talmud says that it’s one of the 2 happiest days of the year. Maybe this is a hint of how things go - We suffered terribly on Oct. 7th, but now, G-d willing, we are headed for a very happy victory!

-Ben Packer
+972-54-447-0221

21/07/2026

This Week Today
Current Events from Israel

Doing the news update a little early this week because of Tisha B’Av. Some folks might say that the Temple could be rebuilt between now and then, but that doesn’t make a whole lot of practical sense. In reality, we’ve clearly never been closer to rebuilding it than we are right now. Everyone feels it. It’s both very exciting and also quite ominous - which more or less describes the news this week as well, so it’s perfect timing.

Spain won the soccer game. Nobody cares. As if kicking a ball could save that garbage country. Nobody should visit that place. Just go get a coke in a Taco Bell - same high quality cultural experience.

Iran
US forces continue to pound targets throughout southern Iran from the air. Iran continues to retaliate by firing on US bases throughout the region - 3 American soldiers were tragically killed this week at a US base in Transjordan (I’m bringing the name back baby!). However, they are totally not shooting Israel at all, so far. Reportedly Iran has threatened that if the US attacks targets in central Iran, then they will strike Israel. President Trump is publicly (surprise!) threatening to do just that. Pakistan is trying to reach a truce. It’s anyone’s guess as to what happens next. Odds got to be in favor of escalation, but President Trump is so incredibly unpredictable.

This is in contrast to the Iranians, who are as predictable as can be. They continue to attack ships traversing the Strait of Hormuz and have instructed the Houthis to now do the same in the Red Sea. This is potentially an economic nightmare for Saudi Arabia and Egypt, which is funny. The only ones who can save these feckless folks from these dire straits (pun) are the US and/or Israel. G-d writes a great movie. Israel shouldn’t do too much for Saudi Arabia until they normalize relations. At least Egypt officially has some form of diplomatic relations with Israel. Might just work out. It will be a shame that Lindsey Graham didn’t live to see it. He had worked tirelessly to achieve such a goal. The main thing is that Israel does not compromise territorially at all to achieve this diplomatic success or any other.

Lebanon
The President of Lebanon visited the White House this week to talk to President Trump. That’s always a risk. At the same time, based on previous agreement with the Lebanese, Israel has launched a “pilot” program in which Lebanese forces entered a village that was already cleared of Hezbollah by the IDF. The IDF withdrew in order for the Lebanese forces to enter. However, the Lebanese forces went further than they were supposed to and had to be driven back by IDF fire. This kind of sums up the whole situation - Only the IDF can effectively fight Hezbollah and the Lebanese are not only worthless, but they are also reckless and require constant babysitting. This does not bode well for a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon at any time in the near future, which is probably for the best.

In the meantime, IDF forces continue to engage the remnants of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. There are many reports of up to 40 Hezbollah terrorists stuck in a tunnel in the northernmost area of Lebanon that the IDF has reached so far. Aerial bombing has been unsuccessful because of the depth of the tunnel. Supposedly the IDF has all the exits from the tunnel manned with soldiers and time is running out for the terrorists. It could be a matter of days before there is no more food. At that point, decisions will have to be made. As the cool instructor guy in Karate Kid kept saying: No mercy!

In an interesting development, Syria has apparently stepped up efforts to prevent the smuggling of weaponry from Iran/Iraq to aid Hezbollah in Lebanon. Their recent successes have been highly publicized. Both President Trump and Turkey have previously suggested a Syrian military role in Lebanon. Hasn’t happened so far and would not be a great turn of events for Israel.

Hezbollah again adamantly and defiantly declared this week that they will never give up their guns. This may be the key in allowing Israel to never leave Lebanon, regardless of any agreements, “Abrahamic” or otherwise, with the artificial Lebanese government.

Gaza
More terrorists, both Hamas and Islamic Jihad, bit the dust this week. Everyday there is less evil in the world. The best part is the healing this is doing for the former hostages that were kidnapped or held by these monsters. Without the tunnels and the hostages, there ain’t much place to hide. This is some beautiful justice. There is a ton of whining about this online because a lot of folks still hate the Jews. If whining is the best they got, then they can cry their eyes out when we build the Third Temple!

There are reports of the IDF constructing an earthen barrier just behind their positions throughout the Gaza Strip. The exact reason for the barrier is not exactly clear, but it would be very helpful for shielding future Jewish communities behind them. Speaking of which, a large march of thousands of people and numerous Government Ministers was held this past week calling for exactly that - the rebuilding of at least 3 Jewish communities in the northern Gaza Strip - Dugit, Elei Sinai and Nisanit. This would constitute a massive victory for the right-wing parties heading into the election in October. Will it happen? Pray harder!

Northern Samaria
Speaking of rebuilding destroyed Jewish communities, the fourth and final community that was destroyed in northern Samaria as part of the “Disengagement” of 2005, Kadim, is now being actively rebuilt. In the next few weeks, Jewish residents will one again inhabit all four communities. It’s reasonable to assume that the size of the populations of these communities will very soon far surpass the previous populations before they were destroyed. That’s how things are going these days - it’s all about rebuilding - perfect for this time of year.

However, what is also very timely for this time of year is the potential for inner-conflict within the Jewish community in Israel. This is especially relevant because of the upcoming Israeli elections. Campaigns, official and unofficial, are being launched and the vitriol is already beginning to flow. Folks should really just calm down a bit and stay in their lanes. This goes for everyone at all times, but especially now.

-Ben Packer
+972-54-447-0221

15/07/2026

This Week Today
Current Events from Israel

Israel has been the victim of a solid number of PR stunts in the past week. In my humble opinion, these all could have been easily prevented if anyone in the Israeli Foreign Ministry had a brain or if any of these provocateurs had a soul.

First was former Barack Hussein Obama court-Jew Raheem Emanuel. He came to give a speech at Tel Aviv University. I have no idea who invited him or why, but they should be fired and deported. In his speech he lectured Israelis on why they need to remove democratically-elected Prime Minister Netanyahu from office and that everything will then be good for Israel. In the meantime, Netanyahu’s coalition will be the first to complete its full term in office in 50 years! In a week of incredible narcissism, Raheem takes the gold medal. Mazel tov! It should come with a lifetime ban.

Next to show up for the cameras was US Congressman and former convenience store owner on the popular Simpsons TV show Ro Kanna. Mr. Ro traveled to Israel just to bother the Jews for political gain. At one point, his Arab handler took him to an area that is off limits to non-residents and Israeli security forces arrived. “Ro Ro Ro Your Boat” then announced on the news that he had been detained and held hostage. The IDF probably initially thought he was some deranged caretaker that had gotten lost. This whole escapade took place on the holy Shabbat, but these people made the open 24/7 idea famous. Anyway, he left and the Jews are still here, so whatevs. No reason in the world this guy should be let back in ever again. He should go back to selling out-of-date Slurpees.

Finally some guy from the US who breaks his face to look “better” called “Clav” was brought to Israel by Chabad to try to make him friendlier to Jews. This after he was filmed doing N**i salutes in a club with well-known anti-Semites. For all my BLM readers, he filmed himself running over and killing some black guy. And for all my animal rights readers who don’t care about human beings, he also apparently killed an alligator. Anyway, this idiocy set off a war between numerous attention w***e “influencers” and especially between the naughty Boteach family and the rest of Chabad. I won’t go into the details of the “visit”, but it’s quite vile. In short, everyone involved in this, on any level, is disgusting. These social media retards don’t deserve a life ban, but a solid suspension is definitely in order and maybe a little breaking of their faces. Additionally an “Iron Dome” of psychologists should likely be deployed at the next “influencer” get together.

In the midst of all these shenanigans, a great man and friend of Israel passed away this week. Senator Lindsey Graham, from South Carolina, died suddenly this week at 71. He had been a stalwart friend of Israel and the Jewish People. Senator Graham had just returned from a trip to Ukraine and conspiracy theories abound as to what actually killed him. He stood for everything that was right - the polar opposite of those mentioned above. Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled to travel to the US next week to attend a memorial service and to meet with President Trump. I doubt there will be time for him to meet up with Raheem, Ro and Clav.

Iran vs. the US
It’s back on, kindof. After Iran repeatedly threatened and attacked ships attempting to traverse the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump seems to have had enough. He called them liars repeatedly and ordered significant bombings of targets throughout southern Iran. Iran responded by attacking local US military bases, including in Jordan and northern Iraq. This is in addition to those in Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait. But not Israel! Iran has not fired one rocket at Israel. Interesting, right? There are many possibilities as to why this is, but one obvious one is that if Iran shoots at Israel, then Israel will storm even further into Lebanon and maybe even attack Hezbollah targets in Beirut. Prime Minister Netanyahu has publicly threatened to respond with force never seen before if Israel is attacked.

In whackier news, apparently the former President of Iran, Mahmoud Achmadinejad, has been arrested by Iranian security forces for being in contact with Israel. There are reports that a plan was in place for him to seize power and end the war. He was even possibly housed by the Mossad at some point in a safe house but then left for unclear reasons. That was probably a bad call on his part.

Yemen
The Houthis are finally back in the game as well. Saudi Arabian allies bombed the airport in Yemen’s capital Sanaa this week. This after air travel had recently been revived between Iran and Yemen. The Houthis promptly attacked sites in Saudi Arabia in retaliation. Now it appears that the endless civil war in Yemen may kick off again. Couldn’t happen to a lovelier place. With the resumption of fighting, they may have to film future episodes of the Flintstones elsewhere in more developed environments.

Gaza
Israel stepped things up a notch this week and eliminated something like 20 Hamas terrorists, some of which actively took part in Oct. 7th. Specifically one of the dead terrorists participated in the kidnapping of the bodies of IDF soldiers, including Colonel Asaf Hamami (who was in IDF basic training with me). The IDF is literally going down a list. Next!

Even the UN came out against Hamas this week and accused them of commandeering one of the food distribution centers in Gaza. They are practically begging us to move Jews back into Gaza. A march f Jews to northern Gaza is planned for next week, let’s see what happens! Almost exactly twenty-one years since Jews were expelled.

Speaking of which, the first houses were placed in the refounded community of Ganim this week in northern Samaria. As if that wasn’t enough, and it never is for Betzalel Smotrich, he also announced this week the authorization for another new Jewish community in the area. This will be the 104th new community authorized by the current Government. Additionally over 150 agricultural farms have been established throughout Judea and Samaria as well.

It’s no wonder the anti-Semites are so annoyed by the Jews these days, all we do is win win win. Pro-Israel Argentina defeated England to advance to the finals of the World Cup against anti-Semitic Spain. Columbia announced they are opening an embassy in Jerusalem soon and the full resumption of diplomatic relations with Israel. The Jewish Presence in Jerusalem is getting stronger everyday, especially around the Old City.

We are in the midst of the 9 days of mourning that precede the tragic day of Tisha B’Av on the Jewish calendar. Things aren’t perfect for the Jews, but we are getting closer and closer! Our enemies hate it, but we just need to improve ourselves and strengthen the Jewish People. Onward Jewish soldiers/scholars.

-Ben Packer
+972-54-447-0221

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