Rabbi Michael Barclay discusses the intensifying Iran conflict amid Passover and Easter reflections.
pjmedia.com By Rabbi Michael Barclay
The last few days have included the first days of Passover, followed by a Shabbat, and I hope everyone has had days filled with freedom and hope.
The Middle East did not suddenly become a place of freedom (yet) as both attacks and rhetoric have intensified. Without going into a lot of detail, this time of Holy Week for Christians, which was synced this year with the beginning of Passover, has included:
- Attacks on both sides increasing.
- U.S./Israel attacks on steel production and petrochemical plants, as well as promises of more attacks on energy infrastructure in Iran if the Strait of Hormuz is not fully opened.
- More Iranian attacks on residential neighborhoods; more Iranian threats about destroying U.S. facilities; and more Iranian launches of illegal cluster fragmentation bombs that randomly land in Israel after being defended against.
- A significant increase in the threats from Iran of attacking U.S. bases, implications of awakening sleeper cells, and Iran attacking Gulf neighbors (who still are not retaliating against Iran).
- The downing of a U.S. fighter jet by the Iranians. The pilot has been recovered, and the navigator is still being searched for in Iran.
- Hezbollah continuing to act as Iran’s proxy and launches Iranian rockets, while the IDF is taking more aggressive tactics in eliminating Hezbollah leadership and weapons sites…
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