I want to talk a little bit about our
emotional feel as a nation watching
these three young women come back it was
just a Roi Duron and and Emily there was
not a dry eye in this country it was
unbelievable I don't know if you saw
when the young women jumped out of the
the one to run over to the to the Red
Cross one I think it was Romy pushed the
the the jihadist out of the way to he
was like going to show the hell help and
she just did like that to him and ran to
the and to see these women come home
after almost a year and a half being
hostage
of these monsters and to see them come
back and what we felt here in Israel was
that this was not somebody else's kids
these were our kids it's an amazing
experience that you can feel in Israel
that this there are times when this
whole country becomes one family and
this was one of it's like every person
felt this was my daughter coming home it
was like the whole country it was it we
weren't even a nation we were just one
family inviting our daughters back and
everyone was there as their mothers were
hugging them we we were all right there
and was just an amazing feeling to have
them come back relate to it and then
feel that the whole nation was one
family embracing like I can't even
incredible experience and you see how
precious the life was and one of the a
phrases that's come up here which is
really true I mean the majority of our
country does not believe in Yeshua yet
of course but our country does sanctify
life it does sanctify life I know it's
an overgeneralization I'm not saying
it's true and 100% but generally
speaking thinking it's true and the
Jihad is Sanctified death and you're
looking at life culture and death
culture our country sanctifies life
while they sanctify death and you could
feel that in this deal