The national miracle of
Israel
If there ARE miracles, Israel itself has to be one.
Born out of the ashes of the Holocaust, it was just one day old when it was
attacked by twelve armies that the world fully expected would annihilate it.
Israel didn’t even have an army. There was one tank and five cannon with which
to fight back an Armada against them. And yet, Israel won. How?
Every
time Israel has been attacked, Pentagon and Kremlin leaders have declared defeat
as inevitable. In 1973, the odds of surviving were so impossible, prime minister
Golda Meir considered suicide. The cabinet drew up plans for a government in
exile. Complete annihilation was a certainty. At the last minute, American aid
provided by a president known to be devoutly anti-Semitic provided the largest
airlift of arms since World War II to save Israel. Why? When Saddam Hussein
literally rained down scores of scud missles on Israel’s cities during the Gulf
War, not one person was killed. How do you explain that? The military experts at
West Point won’t study Israel’s wars because their outcomes are too impossible.
But the anomilies don’t stop on the battlefield...How did Hebrew become
the only dead language in history to be revived after 2,000 years? Why would
millions of people from around the world leave their homes and move to a desert
wasteland to build new lives for themselves? How did these people manage to turn
a land more than 80% desert into one of the largest food and flower exporters in
the world?
Why have incredible achievements in science, medicine, and
new technologies happened here in greater concentration than anywhere else?
There are no logical answers. Some say these things can only be explained as
miracles.
Our journalistic approach
to dealing with and investigating miracles
AGAINST ALL ODDS:
In Search Of A Miracle seeks out credible individuals whose personal experiences
or eye witness accounts of humanly unexplainable phenomenon cannot be dismissed
as hearsay or the fantasies of someone of questionable mental acumen. When these
individuals tell their stories, every effort is made to find corroborating
testimony to confirm the experience. In telling the stories on the programs,
Michael Greenspan conducts a one on one interview with these individuals, probes
the natural possibilities that might be reasonable explanations for the
phenomenon experienced and then allows the audience to draw their own
conclusions as to whether or not what has been described was in fact a miracle
or an explainable natural occurrence. If you have any doubts about this 6 DVD
set for your family or School check the Reviews below. The TES staff notes that
the material is too graphic for children under the age of
12.
