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Israel’s Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu Just Initiated The Biggest War on Israel Since 1948
Last updated on: July 25, 2023 at 3:12 pm by Susan P Lax
Israel’s Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu Just Initiated The Biggest War on Israel Since 1948 2023-07-25T15:12:10-04:00 Susan P Lax
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Israel’s Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu petrified of going to jail for crimes he committed, initiated the biggest war on Israel since 1948.
Yesterday was a very dark moment for the state of Israel.
I knew for weeks, or perhaps as long as I had been demonstrating in the name of democracy(29 weeks straight) in New York and Tel-Aviv it would most probably happen.
But the pain, rage and oceans of tears still felt like a strong punch in the stomach, when the undemocratic judicial overhaul plan was passed.
It reminded me of something I tell the families I guide at the end of life.
You can prepare for a loved one’s passing, but when it happens the pain of grief is like no other.
Israel’s Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu petrified of going to jail for crimes he committed, initiated the biggest war on Israel since 1948, the year of Israel’s Independence.
A coalition made up of criminals, terrorists and power-hungry individuals promised Bibi a way to stay free.
He was willing to let them restrict freedom for the citizens of Israel, in return, he would receive an out of jail card.

Photo by anonymous
The echo of hope could be heard in the streets of Israel.
I am not a politician nor a prophet.
However, I am a strong believer in the power of hope.
I marched in a spontaneous rally last night after the horrific law was passed with hundreds of Israelis in Tel-Aviv.
It was 94 degrees, the air was thick, and we had all gone through a very difficult day.
Yet we chose to take to the street as warriors.
Fighting for the existence of a free democratic Jewish state.
In between the words of anger and tears of sadness, singing voices demanding democracy could be heard.
This was the echo of hope.

Photo by-Susan P. Lax
Pro-Democracy Israelis March After Judiciary Vote
Even in the darkest of moments hope can show up.
Even in the darkest of moments hope can show up.
My faith in the determination of all who have been rallying for over 7 months is proof.
As tears rolled down the faces of so many in the last two days, plans for the battles that await were being made.
They won’t be easy.
Hope is about making something better.
With this massive awakening by the majority of the Israel public hope lives.
In the midst of despair hope will lead the citizens of Israel to a new era of democracy, peace and equality for all citizens of Israel.
I invite you to learn about my newsletter Morning Inspiration Here
About Susan P. Lax
When one of Susan’s closest friends was fighting cancer and had to focus on trying to heal, they didn’t speak as often as they once did. To make sure Stephanie knew that Susan was always thinking of her each day, Susan emailed her friend a healing, positive thought first thing in the morning. Slowly, Susan discovered an ability to translate her heart words into written ones and more and more people began to receive Susan’s “Morning Inspiration” which is from where her book, A HEART’S LANDSCAPE, derived. Right now, especially with all happening in the world, Susan offers deep reminders with words and warm visuals – to take a moment and just pause – get away from the inundation and put the chaos away. Susan’s heart words and inspiring visuals guide readers to take a moment and escape all adversity and focus on carving out one joyful moment with the hope that it will lead to other good moments. You can read more about the author here.
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