Because of the preoccupation with the Coronavirus, the blast in Beirut on Tuesday, August 4th got much less attention than it deserved. Sure, the world looked at the explosion in superficial 21st Century style but failed to understand the ramifications of the blast, which are far more important to Israel and the Jewish People than Coronavirus.

While Coronavirus is a pandemic, the Beirut blast wasn't planned to be in Beirut. It was planned to be a Hiroshima holocaust to level the city of Haifa, all of the Haifa Bay area and kill a million Jews, Heaven forbid. Hashem prevented that just as King David said he would.

King David said in Psalm 7:16 that our enemy digs a pit but he himself falls into it. That's exactly what Nasrallah and Hezbollah did.

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I haven't seen the updated videos from all of the different views yet but I have it on the agenda.

Some would have us believe it was just a bad accident but the only accident was where it exploded as you mentioned.

Good read!

Saint fishslime says typical is probably a better descriptor. Over there any event is going to be blamed on a neighbor and tie it to some religion.

No big story goes without a conspiracy theory.
Why would we think this one was any different?

How much of this is fact?

It wasn't attributed to a suicide bomber, and no one took credit for it. Therefore, being an accident is the fact as we know it.

Note that is just an opinion piece.

Praying for the clueless .

we all get that tall. no one needed you to point it out.

you do realize that Dave^2 is "special needs"? no need to amplify if for everyone.

Hi Bob

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/r...ed-chemicals-blew-Beirut-No-one-say.html

There is quite a bit of evidence, but no direct proof, that the whole thing was a sham set up specifically to transport that cargo to Lebanon so the Hezbollah arm of the Lebanese government could seize it.

• The Russian businessman who owned the ship had never owned a ship before and had never done any shipping before.
• The ship was barely seaworthy and probably wouldn't have made it to its supposed destination of Mombasa.
• There was no means for the payment of the Suez Canal transit fees. No money or draft documents on board, no account set up for payment. The ship simply could not have gone through Suez and would have been held indefinitely there.
• The ship was redirected in-route to Beirut to supposedly take on cargo that it didn't have the capacity to carry.
• There was no means for payment of port fees in Beirut.
• As the article above states, the company that ordered the shipment didn't pay for it and almost all other companies involved have been dissolved. There is no paper trail.
• The entire thing - ship and cargo - was uninsured contrary to Maritime Law...no investigation, no paper trail.

Some of this info is from other articles I haven't cited, but just the one article above is enough to raise some very valid suspicions.