Prophecy News Watch : The Shadow Of Munich – In September 1972, Palestinian terrorists from Black September attacked Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics.

Eleven members of the Israeli Olympic team were ultimately murdered.

Israel’s response did not end when the television cameras left Munich.

Over the following years, Israeli intelligence pursued individuals believed to have been connected to the massacre and the terrorist networks behind it.

The campaign became one of the most famous examples of targeted counterterrorism in modern history.

The message was unmistakable:

You may escape the scene of the crime, but that does not mean you have escaped accountability.

That same philosophy appears to be shaping Israel’s response to October 7.

Ceasefires may come and go.

Governments may change.

Diplomatic pressure may increase. But Israel appears determined that participation in the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust will not simply be absorbed into another Middle Eastern political settlement.

There will be consequences.

Prophecy News Watch : One Name At A Time – Israel Hunts The Killers Of October 7

Israel has a list.

It contains the names and identities of the terrorists believed to have participated in the October 7 massacre–the men who crossed into Israeli communities, murdered civilians, kidnapped families and helped drag hostages back into Gaza.

And Israel has made clear that the passage of time will not make those names disappear.

Israeli security services have now publicly acknowledged a special mission dedicated to identifying and pursuing those involved in the attack.

The unit, known as NILI, has reportedly built an enormous target database using intelligence gathered from captured terrorists, released hostages, surveillance footage, facial recognition technology and even videos recorded by the attackers themselves.

Israeli officials say thousands of those on the list have already been killed, either during the October 7 fighting or in subsequent military operations, while hundreds more have been captured.

One Israeli soldier reportedly described the operation in chillingly simple terms: the names are kept in a computerized list, and as individuals are eliminated, another line disappears.

One name at a time.

But Israel has been here before.