Among the objects flown to the United States are bullet-riddled bathroom facilities, burned cars, clothing items, and parts of the main stage and sound system.

This Passover is different from that Passover and from many Passovers that preceded it. The chapters that our ancestors wrote, especially those collected into the Passover Haggadah, are chapters about a people born without a protective force and land, chapters of sanctuary and destruction and persecution and exile, while the chapters we write in recent generations are chapters of revival and sovereignty and heroism and independence and the ingathering of the exiles here, on the soil of the homeland, in the Land of Israel. 

"At a time when our soldiers are fighting terrorist monsters, the intention to issue sanctions against a unit in the IDF is the height of absurdity and a moral low," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu writes on X.

Somehow, even on the issue of humanitarian aid, Israel has found itself in an absurd reality: On the one hand, it has succumbed to American pressure, but on the other hand, it is being attacked by those very same US officials on the claim that it is starving 2.2 million people.

Mary Lou Robinson, former chief of the Air Force's High Power Microwave Division, confirmed to DailyMail.com that the missiles are "ready to take out any military target, including nuclear facilities."