Tass Saada | Israel-te thah chimih vek duhtu | Sniper tawrawt | Testimony Ropui

Описание: VIDEO DESCRIPTION

This is the incredible true story of Tass Saada, a former PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) sniper and a driver for Yasser Arafat. Born in Gaza and raised in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, Tass grew up with a deep hatred for Jews and Christians. He became a refugee, a fighter, and a man filled with anger.

But his life took a miraculous turn when he moved to America and encountered the overwhelming love of Jesus Christ. This video narrates his journey from being a "hater" to becoming a messenger of peace and reconciliation.

This story is based on his autobiography, "Once an Arafat Man."

Key Highlights:

His early life and involvement with the PLO.

His supernatural encounter with God.

His reconciliation with the people he once hated.

The power of forgiveness and redemption.

Narration: Mizo/Lushai Source Material: "Once an Arafat Man" by Tass Saada (Tyndale House Publishers).

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COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER & CREDITS

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational, religious, and inspirational purposes only. The narration is a translated summary and storytelling based on publicly available testimonies and the book "Once an Arafat Man."

Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Visual Content Credit: Short video clips and photographs of Mr. Tass Saada used in this video are for illustrative purposes only to provide visual context to the story. We do not claim ownership of these visuals. All rights belong to their respective owners (Harvest, Tyndale House, and related media outlets). No copyright infringement intended.