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Israel Iran War Update
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Here are 40+ current airline flight statuses to Israel: https://www.dansdeals.com/more/news/airline-news/israel-and-us-attack-iran-decapitating-regime-leadership-israeli-airspace-closed-enroll-now-for-rescue-flights-roundup-of-cancellations-and-next-available-flights-to-israel-on-more-than-40-airli/ Been a bit of a surreal experience my first time being around missiles exploding. But the "The Guardian of Israel will neither slumber nor sleep." Praying for lasting peace in the middle east.
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We didn't hear rain coming down, but we
heard missiles that were coming right
over us, flying over us. Shabbat tov,
good luck from Jerusalem.
We had an exciting Shabbat here at the
Waldorf Astoria.
We were woken up this morning with red
alerts
telling us to go down to the mamad,
which is in the basement floor in the
parking lot three floors underneath the
Waldorf Astoria, Jerusalem.
Where we spent our day kind of going up
and down between
the hotel and the mamad down there.
There is also safe rooms on every floor,
but the safest place is in the basement
three floors under.
I did still go to shul.
Which didn't have a mamad. I didn't
realize that would happen. So, I was the
chazzan for shacharit and as I'm saying
mashiv haruach umati geshem, we didn't
hear rain coming down, but we heard
missiles that were coming right over us,
flying over us and being intercepted.
Cuz you can hear them, but you don't
feel their impact on the ground. So,
that that means that they're being
intercepted in the air.
So, yeah, it was an intense Shabbat. We
learned that
Khamenei appears to be dead and
hopefully there will be regime change in
Iran and there can be real peace
throughout the Middle East and
throughout the world. So, we hope and
pray that's the case. And we're planning
on flying back after Shabbat. We'll
probably be here for a while longer. All
is well here in Jerusalem for now.
Everybody is safe and sound here.