In the latest issue of BEIS MOSHIACH, several pages are dedicated to some of the MIRACLES from the Gaza War, under the heading, "Cast Lead Miracles."
“The miracles keep happening. On Sunday, a miracle took place that had the entire city talking about it. An acquaintance of mine hides in the safest spot in her house whenever there is a Code Red. That day she was tired, lying in bed, and she didn’t hear the siren. The missile hit her house precisely in the spot where she would hide. The house was demolished. It was a frightening sight. The only area which was not affected was the room she was in.”
HASHEM HKB"H does not discriminate when saving his children.
THE KIBBUTZNIKIM CLAIM MIRACLES (too!)
Miracles aren’t happening only in settlements in the south or on the battlefield, but in the Shefeila valley too. On Day 11 of the war, the terrorists shot a Grad missile which exploded near a house in Gedera. Magen Dovid Edom reported that Shir Inbar, a three month old baby, was lightly wounded and some people were treated for shock.
“The Kadron family bore the brunt of the attack when their dog was killed by shrapnel while it was outside in the yard. Shir, a 12 year old girl, was saved. She was in a ground floor room when she heard the siren and she ran to the shelter. The room she had been in a moment earlier was completely demolished.
A BOOK OF MIRACLES
After eight years of Kassam rockets being shot at Sderot, a book called Tzeva Adom (Code Red) was published which tells some of the stories of the families who were hit by rockets and documents the many miracles that people in the area have experienced. The author of the book, Netanel Serusi, did not focus on the pain, fear and anger but chose to collect fifty stories of families who were miraculously saved.
The full article can be read online at Beis Moshiach Magazine.
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