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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In 539 BCE, King Cyrus the Great – a Persian, conquered Babylon and issued the decree that permanently altered the trajectory of Jewish civilization. Jews were released from their 70-year Babylonian exile. The Edict of Cyrus permitted the Jews to return to Jerusalem, rebuild the Temple, and reconstitute their national life in the land from which they had been torn. In 2026, during the holiday of Purim (it commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people from a genocide plot in ancient Persia), the Jews are returning the favor. An ancient debt to be repaid Not loan, a mortgage or a tax A sacred deed, it once has made Kings’ most worthy, noblest acts From bondage freed the Jewish tribe Exiled in fiendish Babylon To Cyrus Great it is ascribed Two and a half millennia's gone They came home, Jerusalem town Rebuilt the temple with his gold In Zion prayed to be around All through the ages and not fold The Persian king, his act adored Messiah to the folks he saved But now his nation chained by horde Been half a century enslaved The time comes, a rare bet Bring freedom back as gratitude An eagle of Israeli jet In Persian skies is being viewed Be gone, macabre killing ghouls Enough of you, may freedom reign Iran, live by your own rules And may this war not be in vain Two modern clans of olden spark Awaiting moment of handshake Surviving through the times of dark And both hoping for a break March 6, 2026
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