Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem

James Macpherson - 16 April 2024

… and a Trump victory in November.

One thousand years before Jesus was born and 1600 years before Muhammad, Israel’s King David wrote: “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.”

Well, if you’re a praying person… pray harder. And if you’re not, now might be a good time to start.

Because this week, tensions in the already combustible Middle East are at their highest point since October 7.

Early Sunday morning, rockets could be seen flying over Jerusalem from the Temple Mount.

The Islamic Republic of Iran sent a wave of suicide drones and ballistic missiles toward Israel.

How can Iran afford so many drones and missiles, you ask? Well, you’d have to talk to Joe Biden about that.

On November 14, just a month after Tehran helped facilitate the deadly Hamas invasion of Israel that resulted in the murder of 1200 Israelis and the kidnapping of more than 240, the Biden Administration eased sanctions on Iran, freeing up $10b for a regime sworn to the destruction of Jews and Americans.

But the Biden Administration was confident Iran would never use that money to launch attacks on Israel, because Joe Biden had spoken to them with the deft diplomatic touch for which he is renowned.