On May 20th, 32 Jewish Messianic and Arab Christian women leaders gathered at HOPE Nazareth for a powerful time of worship, prayer, and fellowship. This wasn’t just a meeting—it was a moment of divine alignment.

Worship Ignites the Flame

Karen Davis opened the gathering in worship, declaring, “Fire will blaze through us and consume every stronghold.” A sense of prophetic authority filled the room. God is raising an army of women in the land—strong, surrendered, and set apart for such a time as this.

Unity: A Secret Weapon

Rania Sayegh welcomed the women and posed a question that still echoes: How can we partner with the Holy Spirit to heal the land?

She reminded us of a word the Lord gave her years ago:
“When the women rise up in the land, there will be security in the land.”
Just like in the days of Deborah, when she arose, peace followed (Judges 5:7).

We believe that God is using the unity between Arab and Jewish women as a secret weapon of peace and transformation.

Carriers of Keys: Isaiah 22:22

This is a year of divine keys—Isaiah 22:22 speaks of authority to open and shut. Every woman in that room carries a key in her heart. The size of the key matches the size of the heart. God wants to release blessings through us. We are keepers of the doors. It’s our responsibility to ask: What is God doing in my circumstances?

Our final battle will confront the spirit of accusation.

A Prophetic Dream: BA or BB?

During the Jerusalem Global Communion, Lou Engle approached Rania with a prophetic dream:

“In the dream, people gathered in the Spirit, but the dominant atmosphere was accusation and division. Everyone held certificates: some read ‘BA’ and others ‘BB’.

BA = Brother Accuser
BB = Better Blood

The heavens opened over those with BA, and darkness descended. But those with BB received fire and light from heaven. They chose not to fellowship with the accusers.”

This dream is a call to choose the better blood—the redeeming, unifying power of Jesus.

Love One Another Deeply

Chaya Mizrahi shared a moment from 25 years ago when Jack Hayford visited Israel. After two teaching sessions, he left the platform—only to return with a piercing word:
“You don’t love one another.”

It struck deeply. And it still does. Scripture urges us:

“The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers. Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins.”
—1 Peter 4:7–8

Let love be the standard. Love will carry us through suffering, just as it did for Brother Yun, Richard and Sabrina Wurmbrand, and Corrie ten Boom, who reminded us, “There is no panic in heaven.”

Turning Wounds into Intercession

Orna Grinman drew from the story of Ruth. When Ruth pleaded with Naomi, “Don’t entreat me to leave you,” the Hebrew word for “entreat” means to wound. Ruth was saying, “You would wound me by sending me away.”

That same Hebrew root appears in the word intercession.

Orna shared how every wound offers two choices:
Blame—or intercede.

In the Kingdom, wounds become invitations. We ask: Can I see God above this wound? Beneath it? In the middle of it?

In This Hour, Love Must Rise

This gathering marked more than a meeting—it was a prophetic act of love and unity in a divided land. God is calling His daughters to rise with fire, keys of authority, and unwavering love.

Let us stand together, Arab and Jewish sisters, declaring:
“We choose the Better Blood.”

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