Purim has nothing to do with what's going on. That's a fixation of a people who reject the God of the bible, ie, Jesus
Revolution in Iran
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Purim has nothing to do with what's going on. That's a fixation of a people who reject the God of the bible, ie, Jesus
Yemen has already demonstrated the ability to send cruise missiles completely undetected into Saudi Arabia to attack their oil facilities. That was what made SA back off from attacking Yemen years ago.
On the contrary, in fact it is in the spirit and necessity of Purim, that being the miraculous preservation of the Jews, which has everything to do with what is going on.
Israel will survive until they receive their Redeemer, like it or not.
Sure, there are decent Muslims. My heart specialist is a Muslima. She wears the Hijab and neck to toe outfits. Must be fun on a 40+ degree day.
They are not the ones that trouble me. It's the Muslim gangs that rule London, Paris and now New York. It's the tens of thousands marching in Melbourne and Sydney streets chanting "from the river to the sea" and "gas the Jews". Jewish schools here have armed guards because of Muslim and extreme right wing hatred.
The Quran is a book of hate. It's also self contradictory. Muslims can make it say whatever they want. If a Muslim community gets a so-called "radical" Imam, it's easy for the community to become hostile, especially the young.
Islam is antithetical to Christianity. It places a mass murdering paedophile as superior to Jesus. It preaches a false gospel. it is therefore accursed.
You also need to know, if you do not, that there is a branch of Islam that is not violent. They are the Ahmadi, but most other Muslims reject them as heretics. We have an Ahmadi centre a few km from where I live. They are friendly, inviting people from time to time to meet them and eat with them. However, they will not answer questions. So you need to know what you are dealing with before you dismiss Islam as a threat.
They are hitting the launchers that are being used and these ones are firing their least expensive missiles to deplete our stocks. However, since we control the skies and since the number of launchers they are using has decreased by 86% it will be easier and faster for the planes to respond when the other launchers are used. It was estimated we had as many interceptor missiles as they had missiles to fire at us. However, if we have destroyed some on the ground by blowing up where they are stored or hitting the launchers before they fire, then our supply of interceptor missiles should be sufficient.
Effectively zero March 9-10. So goes Iranian military grandiose delusions.
And the delusions proffered on this thread.
And the delusions proffered on this thread.
Well that is crystal clear. We can all choose to listen to the Word of God, and BTW Jesus is the incarnated word of God who said that every jot and tittle would be fulfilled, or you can listen to the mocker and scoffer known as ChristRoseFromTheDead.
I think I'll choose the more sure word of prophesy and not this false prophet @ChristRoseFromTheDead
"The strikes began on Shabbat Zachor, which is the specific Sabbath when synagogues read the commandment to blot out Amalek from under heaven. Then Purim itself arrived two days later with missiles still in the air and Jews reading the Book of Esther in bomb shelters. Countless American Zionists had their jaw on the floor, not because of the impressive military coordination, but because of the timing of it all. Soon, they were all forwarding videos to their small groups and on social media with the caption “coincidence??? I think NOT.”
Here is the problem with that reaction. They’re right that it’s not a coincidence, but not because God arranged it to coincide with Purim. It is not a coincidence because the people running this operation have been waiting for exactly this kind of moment for decades. There is a meaningful difference between providential timing and manufactured symbolism, and conflating the two is the oldest trick in the political theology playbook. The 1948 “return” is the template. Israel’s founders were not passive recipients of a divine appointment. They were aggressive political actors who had spent half a century working toward a specific goal, and when they achieved it they framed it in the language of prophecy because that framing was enormously useful to them."
Happy Purim: Understanding the High Holy Day of a War Cult
When you understand that the traditions and celebrations are not as advertised, you'll be slightly less enthusiastic about joining in.
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The reported daily launch counts in the chart—approximately 350 ballistic missiles on February 28, dropping to around 175 on March 1, 120 on March 2, and 50 on March 3—align closely with estimates from several independent sources tracking the ongoing conflict.
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Other reports show minor variations, such as higher initial figures (around 480 on February 28) or slightly different subsequent days (e.g., 130 on March 1, 150 on March 2, and 24–40 on March 3), but they consistently indicate a sharp overall decline in ballistic missile launches over the four days.
This trend is attributed to U.S. and Israeli strikes destroying an estimated 50% of Iran's missile launchers (around 300–350) and hundreds of missiles in stockpiles, severely limiting Iran's ability to sustain high-volume barrages.
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The 47% daily decay rate used in the chart fits an exponential model that roughly matches the observed data, where each day's launches are about 53% of the previous day's (e.g., 350 × 0.53³ ≈ 52 for March 3). This isn't just stockpile depletion— Iran's pre-conflict arsenal was estimated at around 2,500 ballistic missiles, with 500–800 launched so far—but also reflects ongoing attrition from strikes on launch infrastructure and production sites.
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Reports note that Iran's barrages have shifted from large, coordinated waves (e.g., 9–30 missiles per attack by March 2) to smaller, sporadic ones (1–4 per attack), with longer pauses between them, supporting the idea of diminishing capacity.
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As for the projection to near-zero launches by March 9–10, it appears plausible if the current degradation rate continues, based on assessments that Iran's missile program is being "severely degraded" and its retaliatory capabilities are "fading fast."