On May 12, 2025, the terrorist army of Hezbollah unleashed one of its largest and most brazen attacks on Israel in years—firing over 100 rockets, 30 drones, and launching assaults on civilian communities in northern Israel. According to The Jerusalem Post, the onslaught left multiple civilians seriously wounded, including a young man fighting for his life. This attack wasn’t just military—it was a direct assault on innocent lives and a flagrant violation of every moral and legal standard of war.
Terrorism Is Not Resistance
Let us be absolutely clear: this is not “resistance.” It is terrorism, plain and simple. It is an extension of Iran’s genocidal vision to destroy Israel by arming its proxy forces with missiles, drones, and hatred.
We cannot pretend this is a “cycle of violence” or “clashes”—this is evil targeting the good. And we will never apologize for standing firmly on the side of good.
Biblical Perspective: Israel Will Not Be Moved
The psalmist writes, “Those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken but endures forever.” (Psalm 125:1)
Israel is that Mount Zion. Surrounded, yet standing. Under fire, yet unshaken.
This attack reminds us that the struggle for Israel’s survival is not just political or military—it is spiritual. It is the ancient war against the people whom God chose to be a light to the nations. But we know how this story ends: God defends His people.
Call to Action: United in Prayer and Purpose
In response, we call on Christians and Jews everywhere to:
- Pray for healing for the wounded, strength for the IDF, and divine protection over Israel’s borders.
- Speak out boldly in our communities, churches, and synagogues against this wave of terrorism.
- Stand with Israel publicly and politically—demanding our governments support Israel’s right to defend its citizens without apology.
We Will Not Be Silent
The world may look away. Headlines may soften the truth. But we will not.
We will speak for the Israeli teenager hospitalized today because he walked outside at the wrong moment. We will speak for the family that had only seconds to run to shelter. And we will speak for a nation that refuses to be destroyed.
Together, Christians and Jews must raise one voice: No more terror. No more lies. We stand with Israel