Today, we're talking about the International Criminal Court issuing a warrant for Israeli Prime

Minister Netanyahu and a Hamas leader.

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Here's the quote of the day.

It befits us to be thoughtful, not of the glory of our minds, but rather above all else

of the glory of God.

Johannes Kepler.

Let's get started with some espresso shots. The International Criminal Court, or ICC, issued arrest warrants Thursday for

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, former Israeli Defense minister Galant, and Hamas military leader

Mohamed Daph. Netanyahu and Galant are accused of using starvation as a method of warfare

and committing crimes against humanity, including murder and persecution. Netanyahu's office

dismissed the ICC's absurd and false actions,

while Israeli leaders across the spectrum condemned the warrants as anti-Semitic and a moral disgrace.

Dave is accused of war crimes, including murder and hostage-taking in the October 7, 23 attack.

Dave is presumed dead by the IDF.

The ICC lacks enforcement power, and neither Israel nor the U.S.

recognizes its jurisdiction. However, the warrants could lead to arrests if they travel to countries recognizing ICC authority, including much of Europe.

War puts the evil of this world on full display and reminds us of the dire need for the ultimate redemption of this world.

Jesus came as light to shine in the darkness.

Pray that the Middle East would experience the darkness penetrating light of Christ.

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