Are There Potential and Credible Threats to Israel During Purim 2025?
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RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- As Israel approaches the celebration of Purim in 2025, significant geopolitical events are raising concerns about potential threats to the Jewish state.

Purim, which begins onThursday, March 13, 2025 at sundown and ends on Friday, March 14, 2025 at sundow, commemorates the deliverance of the Jews from destruction during the reign of King Xerxes in ancient Persia.

However, recent developments in the Middle East suggest that Israel may face new challenges on these very dates.

In the biblical story of Esther, the lot was cast to determine the day for the destruction of the Jews, and it fell on the 13th day of the month of Adar, just before Passover. The day of destruction for the Jews became a stunning victory when they were granted the right to protect themselves.

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In 2025, the 13th day of Adar falls on Thursday, March 13, and it coincides with a rare total lunar eclipse, which will occur on the Jewish Sabbath, March 14. The symbolism of this celestial event, combined with the historic significance of Purim, calls for prayer and vigilance.

Recent tensions in the Middle East provide further cause for concern. Egypt has deployed military forces along its border with Gaza, possibly to prevent the displacement of Palestinians into Egyptian territory. Meanwhile, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt have engaged in discussions surrounding the reconstruction of Gaza, heightening the sense of regional instability. Iran, the most vocal in calling for Israel's destruction, along with other nations in the region, maintains a hostile stance toward the Jewish state. While Jordan and Egypt have peace treaties with Israel, their public opinion largely opposes Israel, focusing on Palestinian rights and sovereignty.

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While March 13-14 may pass without incident, the convergence of these events signals that those who care for Israel should pray and prepare for her protection. In the past, Israel's enemies have used days of celebration to launch destruction. The possibility of an attack by Persia and its allies against Israel is a matter of concern for Jews worldwide.

Historically, when the Jews faced similar threats, God moved powerfully in favor of His people and used attacks as a means to expand the reach and wealth of the Jews.

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