They Say Peace in Israel Is Impossible (But God Has Already Made a Way)

They told us peace in the Middle East would never come. That conflict in Israel is unending. But what if that’s NOT what God says? What if, despite what the world believes, the Bible tells us that PEACE is still possible — not through politics, but through the Prince of Peace Himself?
In this powerful, 10-minute prayer, we intercede for Israel, for the people affected by the ongoing conflict, and for revival across the land. With Scripture, worship, and deep spiritual truth, this prayer invites God's healing presence to restore what seems broken beyond repair.
This isn’t just a political issue — it’s a spiritual call.
✔️ Pray for peace in Jerusalem
✔️ Ask for protection over innocent lives
✔️ Believe for revival and salvation in the land of Israel
✔️ Invite the presence of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, into your own heart
This message is a wake-up call for all believers to stand in the gap — not just with opinions, but with PRAYER. Discover how YOU can carry God’s peace into a world in chaos, starting with Israel… and starting within you.
🙏 Join this heartfelt intercession for the Holy Land.
📖 Let God stir your spirit.
❤️ Experience the peace the world cannot give.
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📖 Biblical Passages Referenced in This Prayer
• In the Psalms, we are told to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and that those who love her will prosper.
• In the book of Isaiah, it speaks of a time when swords will be turned into plowshares and nations will no longer train for war.
• Jesus, in the Gospels, wept over Jerusalem and longed to gather its people like a mother hen gathers her chicks.
• In the letter to the Romans, it’s written that all things work together for the good of those who love God.
• The same letter also reminds us that God has not rejected His people Israel.
• In the book of John, Jesus says, “My peace I give you, not as the world gives.”
• The story of Elijah reminds us that God wasn’t in the earthquake or the fire—but in the still small voice.
• The Gospels also show us how Jesus walked with the disciples after His resurrection and opened their minds to understand what had been written about Him.