Beit Or ~ The House Of Light

From Bill Wilson at the Daily Jot on July 18, 2008

He moved out the door of the airplane and down the steps to the cheers of tens of thousands of his countrymen. He was welcomed by the president of the country. The prime minister hugged him. There were dozens of political and military officials greeting him and his four comrades. The leading religious leaders of the country were also on hand. Speeches were given, there were many cheers, tears and joyful faces. It had been a long hard road, but now he was safely home. And he vowed to continue his fight even stronger than before, saying, "At this point, I am yearning more than before to confront them." And the crowd cheered wildly. A welcome home truly fit for a hero.

"Miracle in Lebanon" as published on Aish.com by by Yael Mermelstein

Ari Fuld wasn't surprised when he got his draft call last summer during the Lebanon war. "For me, serving in the Israeli Defense Forces is another puzzle piece in a Jewish person's life." He says. "I literally smile when I get my draft in the mail." He had 12 hours to say good-bye to his wife and four children, including his newborn son. Within eight hours after that he was at the Lebanese border. After one day of intensive training, his unit was going into Lebanon to dismantle a faceless terrorist infrastructure.

By Brigitte Gabriel as published on Israel National News.

For the millions of Christian Lebanese driven out of our homeland, "Thank you, Israel" is the sentiment echoing from around the world. The Lebanese Foundation for Peace, an international group of Lebanese Christians, made the following statement in a press release to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert concerning the latest Israeli attacks against Hizbullah: