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From: "Mike Evans" <JPT@donationnet.net>
Date: July 30, 2014 10:41:07 AM CDT
To: "Bobby Martin" <Bobbygmartin1938@gmail.com>
Subject: ✡ This is one of the saddest things I have ever read

Can't see the images? Preview Online. To ensure delivery of our emails, add JPT@donationnet.net to your address book. This is one of the saddest things I have ever read Dear Bobby, Photo by Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash 90 A Palestinian boy takes part in a military-style summer camp being held by the Islamic Jihad movement during the youth summer school vacation in Rafah town, in the southern Gaza Strip, on June 12, 2013. In a paper called Gaza's Tunnel Phenomenon: The Unintended Dynamics of Israel's Siege, Nicolas Pelham recounts his trip to Gaza in 2011. During his visit, Hamas officials showed him some of the tunnels they had dug—and he was shocked to see children and teenagers being used to dig the tunnels. Pelham reported, "Nothing was done to impede the use of children in the tunnels, where, much as in Victorian coal mines, they are prized for their nimble bodies." Tragically, according to his report (and this was nearly three years ago) Hamas admitted that at least 160 of these children had died in digging their terror tunnels. What a heartbreaking, tragic report! Our leaders are pushing Israel to make peace with monsters who willingly sacrifice the lives of their own children so they can kill more Jews. It is an outrage. We must cry out, sounding the trumpet in Zion, urging others to join us in support of Israel. And we must do all that we can to help the Jewish people in these difficult days. We are running advertisements in Israeli media offering help to Holocaust survivors and the elderly with basic food and medicines that they need. The government is overwhelmed with the needs. We are receiving hundreds of calls for help—and our funds are running low. If you can help today it would be such a precious gift to the Jewish people. Thank you for standing with us and with them in this crucial hour. With the growing level of violence, our support for the Jewish people today is more important than ever—and we need your help to support the work of the Jerusalem Prayer Team and our outreaches to meet the needs of the poor and show the meaning of true Christian love with the Friends of Zion Heritage Center. I am so thankful for every beloved saint who has given sacrificially so that this great need could be met. July is the biggest challenge we face before the museum is complete. We do not have another bill this big before we open. If every partner will do all that they are able, I believe we will have the miracle we need. July is a prophetic month for me. It was in July more than 30 years ago that I prophesied over Benjamin Netanyahu and anointed him with oil saying, "You will be prime minister twice." I told the prophecy to Prime Minister Begin and asked him to give Benjamin a job—his first job in politics—and he did. Now we need a prophetic miracle in July so that the work on the Friends of Zion Heritage Center...and all of our other outreaches to bless the Jewish people...can continue. With your gift of any amount… We will send you this special Pray for Jerusalem etched paperweight. This handsome, etched glass paperweight would be an elegant addition to any desk. Etched in the glass are the words "Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem," the flags of the United States and Israel, and the Jerusalem Prayer Team logo. In addition to having a practical and decorative function, this paperweight will serve as a visual reminder to pray for Israel and for the work God is doing through the Jerusalem Prayer Team. (Measures 1 3/4" width x 1 3/4" length x 3 1/8" tall) With your gift of $40 or more… We will send you the paperweight and our powerful devotional book I Shall Not Want. God has so many wonderful promises for us in His Word, and this devotional with leather-like binding was written especially to strengthen and encourage your faith as you claim those promises in your daily life. With your gift of $100 or more… We will send you the paperweight and this Certificate of Appreciation with a presentation folder for you. This recognition will show everyone who sees it that you are a committed friend of Israel and the Jewish People. GO HERE TO SHARE YOUR URGENT PRAYER REQUEST FOR ISRAEL Your support of the Jerusalem Prayer Team today allows us to continue our work on the Friends of Zion Heritage Center, to stand up and speak out for Israel, and to meet urgent humanitarian needs among the poor Jewish people living in Israel. Thank you so much for being part of this vital worldwide prayer movement. Your Ambassador to Jerusalem, Dr. Mike Evans Jerusalem World News Jerusalem Prayer Team To give by phone, please call: 1-888-390-7946 Reach us via Fax: 281-257-2476 Write us, or give by mail: P.O. Box 30246 Phoenix, AZ 85046 Please address email inquiries to: memi@jpteam.org

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