We are praying over all those that have been held hostage and their families. It just breaks the hearts of me and Sharon. We are praying for them and their families. I pray that you will join us in praying for all. The healing process will be very, very long. Never forget them and their families. I can hardly wrap my mind around this tragedy. Can you even imagine the pain? I pray that you will put this prayer need on your prayer list and also on your Church prayer list. War is hell. The statement “War is Hell” is attributed to General William Tecumseh Sherman, a Union Army leader during the American Civil War; he is believed to have said this during a speech to military cadets after the war, reflecting on his experiences in combat. So many innocent people including babies, have been killed on both sides during this ongoing war. Will peace ever come to the Middle East? We pray for peace in JESUS name!
This morning, like all mornings now, Sharon and I think of all the people that are suffering in Ukraine. We are praying for peace and also for all the innocent people in Russia who are ruled by Satanic Putin.
Will Trump be able to help bring peace to the Middle East and Ukriane? We pray so.
Various ministries of the Israeli government are making preparations to receive the hostages from Hamas captivity in Gaza that will begin to return on Sunday according to the approved ceasefire deal.
The Health Ministry has published the medical protocol to be followed upon receiving the captives, detailing the treatment, the stages of care, and the long-term support to be given to the hostages after their return.
The Health Ministry recommended a minimum hospitalization period of at least four days for each hostage, though the final decision will be made on a case-by-case basis, and is subject to the agreement of the hostages and their families.
The Health Ministry also identified the hospitals which will receive the hostages for initial care and evaluation: Ichilov, Beilinson, Sheba, Shamir, Barzilai, and Soroka. The facilities were chosen for their proximity to the Gaza Border and their high level of critical care capability. More Here
These are the 33 Israeli hostages set to be released by Hamas in the coming 42 days
