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Dear Mothers, Sisters, and Daughters,

On this special International Women’s Day, we celebrate and honor each one of you for the incredible role you play in your families, and in the community. Your faith, strength, wisdom, and love continue to be a great blessing to the body of Christ.

The Bible reminds us in Proverbs 31:25 that *“She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.”* This reflects the spirit we see in you—women who nurture the next generation in the ways of the Lord and in good manner.

Today we thank God for your dedication, your prayers, your sacrifices, and your unwavering commitment to the family and nation. May the Lord continue to strengthen you, guide you, and fill your lives with His peace, joy, and abundant blessings.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the wonderful women in our community. You are truly appreciated and loved. 💐

The IDF reveals and warns:

"After the neutralization of the tyrant Khamenei, Iran’s terror regime is trying to rebuild itself and choose a new leader.

The Iranian Assembly of Experts, which has not convened for decades, will soon meet in the city of Qom. We want to tell you that the hand of the State of Israel will continue to pursue every successor and anyone who seeks to appoint a successor.

We warn everyone planning to participate in the meeting to choose heirs that we will not hesitate to come after you as well. This is a warning!"

NYT: U.S. Officials say Iran could potentially recover uranium from the Isfahan nuclear site that was bombed by the U.S. last year.

American intelligence agencies have determined that Iran or potentially another group could retrieve Iran’s primary store of highly enriched uranium even though it was entombed under the country’s nuclear site at Isfahan by U.S. strikes last year, according to multiple officials familiar with the classified reports.

Satellite images show excavation equipment moving large amounts of earth. Workers appear to have dug a pit, placed an unidentified object inside under a tarp, and then buried it.

At another site northeast of the main facility, activity increased last month, with satellite imagery showing a crane loading dirt into a truck. Significant earthmoving was also observed at several tunnel entrances, including one on the western side.