Israel Stories

Exploring Tel Aviv at first, Short in Netanya, than Haifa

ISRAEL x COREEN

The world is no more chaotic than it has ever been. Yet beneath the familiar rhythms, it edges steadily toward unprecedented unity-government, economy, and one world religion. Faith is permitted, but only if it unites. Truth is softened, diluted, reshaped. Rooted in the prophetic interpretations taught by Irvin Baxter, Obsidian Hourglass unfolds during the narrowing hour-when the faithful are not removed from trial, but revealed within it. There are no sudden vanishings here. There is endurance. There is pressure. And there is the quiet terror of choosing allegiance when neutrality is no longer allowed. Obsidian Hourglass is not a promise of escape, but a call to preparation.

So tell me what this is about. Insecurity consumes me. I do not need to know where to run. Hiding isn’t an option, it never was. The book of forever. This is only you and me. ‘Who are you and why must you do this to me?’ You do not answer. You never did. In the end, it is only me and myself. Series of related vignettes.

𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙖𝙞𝙡𝙨 𝙮𝙤𝙪, 𝙨𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙩 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩? in which a half blind girl traces constellations between bombs and a deaf boy learns to sing © hobgoblinne, 2023.

Daily Devotions on the book of Exodus We saw in the last few chapters in Genesis that God granted favor in the eyes of the Pharaoh through Joseph and the Israelites got the opportunity to stay in the land of Egypt for the next 400 years. However, now a new Phoaroh comes to the throne who doesn't know Joseph nor his contributions to Egypt and hence, takes the multitude of Israelites as his slaves as he finds them to be a threat. He even commands all the Israelite boys to be drowned in the Nile. We see Moses being raised by God as a leader to deliver the people from this torture. Moses is anointed to go out to the Pharaoh and put across the message to set the children of Israel free. God would judge the land of Egypt with plagues if they do not leave God's people. As God said, there were 10 plagues in the land and with the final plague, the Pharaoh finally agrees to send out the Israelites as it took the life of every firstborn in Egypt. _The night before Israel left the land, each of their families sacrifice a young lamb and paint their door posts with it's blood as a *Symbol of Salvation*, which Israel celebrates as Passover henceforth._ The Israelites walk their journey to the promised land. We see the great miracle of the splitting of the _Red sea_ to deliver the people. On their way to Mt. Sinai they rebel against God and Moses. God provides for them their daily needs and protect them, however their hearts grow hard over time. From chapter 19, Moses leads the people to the foot of Mt. Sinai and there God asks the people to be in a *covenant relationship* with him. God wanted Israel to be His priest or His representative to the then known world. PS: Don't forget to check out other stories by the same author here on Wattpad.

Hi, my name is Daniella, but everyone calls me Dani, and this is my story of How i found out I'm Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt daughter.

In 2067 Gaza, 17-year-old Lila navigates a world choked by Israel's AI-driven surveillance, where robots enforce a maze of oppressive rules and every resident wears QR codes to survive. When a forbidden act of sharing an orange sparks a brutal crackdown, Lila's rebellion ignites, fueled by secret chats with Noam, a Tel Aviv AI analyst leaking truths from the other side. Together, they hatch a daring plan, risking everything for a glimpse of freedom.

Poems created by me, messages I want to share with the world

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Years after his father's mysterious disappearance, Akil Najib meets Casanova, a boy who seems to have all the answers to the questions Akil has had for years. Everything Akil knows about the world gets turned onto it's head as he heads into a search for his father and Cas pulls him into a whole new world of magic and time travel.

Palestinian teenager Lena Sarraf ends up on the wrong side of the tracks and is dragged into a life of militancy. She ends up rock bottom and can't figure which way is up and which is down. But when a Israeli boy stumbles upon her chaotic world, can she manage to overcome the difficulties and find happiness or fall even deeper? Cover Credits: City background by (PSHoudini.deviantart.com) Boy and Girl by (Storms-Stock.deviantart.com)

A baby placed in a basket upon the Nile-left to the mercy of the waters. This was no accident but an act of faith. Moses' mother, with trembling hands, entrusted her child to God, believing the Lord was faithful when the world was not. This is divine friendship-only a God who truly cares can turn abandonment into adoption and tragedy into destiny. Exodus tells of Moses: a prince of Egypt raised in Pharaoh's courts, unaware of his true identity until God revealed His plan. God chooses, not by fairness but by sovereignty. He rewards the obedient, resists the rebellious, and calls us to trust Him even when His ways are hard to accept. The wilderness proved this. God led Israel not by shortcuts but through deserts, teaching patience, dependence, and humility. Though they complained, He fed them with manna, shaded them with a cloud, and guided them with fire. True friendship with God is forged in such deserts-where His presence sustains and His purpose refines.

Joshua Bassett and Benjamin Netanyahu are an unlikely pairing, but that's exactly what attracts them to each other.

Songfic America snaps as he realizes where all his good intentions got him. America x Israel Disclaimer: I don't own Hetalia, Wicked, or the picture

Two freshmen from two different and hostile cultures meet in Columbia University and become star crossed lovers. However they both come from homophobic families. Will their families accept them or will Jordan and Amir have to start entirely from scratch? Will their cultural differences tear them apart or bind them together?

In January 1985, I had arrived in Israel to work as a DJ on a radio station, but this was no ordinary radio. The studios of 'The Voice of Peace' were on a ship anchored permanently in the Mediterranean Sea [see blog]. Aware of my interest in cutting edge music, the station's popular breakfast DJ Dave Asher (who had been living in Israel for some time) [see blog] played me a recent 12-inch single 'Galbi' by a young Israeli singer of Yemeni origin named Ofra Haza. It was a traditional Yemeni song, re-mixed and cut up into a state-of-the-art club tune that sounded to me like a new, exciting 'Middle East meets West' genre. I wanted to find out more, but the terrible winter storms and shortage of DJ staff meant that I was stuck working on the ship for the next three months.

This is a poem of praise towards the G-d of Israel. My aim is to show the great mercy and kindness of their heart.

Prophetic events are unfolding right now as we speak. I give warnings and revelations are shared in this book to my fellow readers and followers that I love so much. I hope you enjoy it and not only that, I hope that this book will help you prepare for what is coming. This is Part one of this series. The previous 9 Books are available as well for download

Sometimes those spam emails aren't really spam. Sometimes they're pleading requests to help save lives. Julie, a journalist, learns that the world is far more complicated and violent than she could have ever imagined. After receiving a request for her help on a certain situation, Julie packs her bags and leaves for Palestine, a land she's never heard of, nor ever been to. Julie does not know what to expect, or if she'll even find a decent story there. But one thing leads to another and Julie finds herself a set of friends, an exploding story, and trouble. Of course, little does she know of the events that will happen that will blow her mind. Literally. Cover Credit: @xHemmingshugsx