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Is there any where I can find these kind of "miracles" documented somewhere?

I seem to remember reading of some interesting things happening during the Yom Kipper war too.

> A fair amount during Israel's 6 day war--many that were not widely publicized . . . one of a huge hand coming down out of the sky and stopping a column of Egyptian tanks.

Goodness. That's a good question.

My awareness was before the internet. . . some books and authors and speakers I ran into who had connections high into the Israeli army. . . . and on my trip to Israel . . . our guide was familiar with people with experiences of such types.

I guess the best way would be to do a web search with various combinations of possible key words. I'd love to see what you come up with. It will be a while before I can devote time to it.

Much appreciate your question and interest. Thanks.

Here a few from the net. Many more, minor in way, major in personal impact, but miracles non the less happen everyday. Yet it stopped ... inexplicably. To the north of Israel the Syrians poured out of the Golan Heights, yet when they got within sight of the Israeli HQ and the Sea of Galilee they also mysteriously halted. What made this story incredible was that the HQ was manned by just ten men and two tanks! Another story that you can choose to believe or not to believe concerns an Israeli captain, a man without any religious beliefs. As he was fighting in the Golan he looked up into the sky and saw a great grey hand pressing downwards as if it were holding something back. Lance Lambert's conclusion a s to what was behind all of these incredible events was that "without the intervention of God, Israel would have been doomed".

And another... "Many years later, after Sadat came to Jerusalem and we made peace with Egypt, I visited Cairo and sat down together with the Egyptian general who commanded troops in the Sinai. Later, at dinner, I asked him because it had always amazed me, why did an entire Egyptian army run away from thirty-two poorly armed Israelis. 'You had us right in the palm of your hand,' I told him. 'You could have finished us off in twenty minutes, we were so outnumbered.' 'Outnumbered?' he answered in astonishment. 'How can you say that, Sachar? You know as well as I do that right behind your small forward emplacement stood thousands of Jews dressed in white desert uniforms, backed by hundreds of tanks racing at us across the desert. We were the ones outnumbered, not you!' My heart filled with joy when he told me that because I knew that our victory came, not because we were such great fighters, but because God had sent His angels to fight for us." (See Footnote 1)"