| Written by YIrael Rosenfled. If you look at the end of the Haggadah, you will see a poem that begins with the words, "and it was at midnight", in Hebrew ויהי בחצי הלילה .
You did many miracles at night. It was after the Shabbos rest, at night You rescued your children in the dark of night It was at midnight
He struck the chosen people at night It was on the 6th of Nissan at night time It was at midnight
The enemy sent his arrows at night Drones and ballistic missiles at night Every form of evil was sent that night It was at midnight
The enemy delighted and mocked us at night To confuse the defense we set up at night To destroy those who accept the yoke of Hashem's service at night It was at midnight
You were awake, You prevailed over him by disturbing his sleep that night You defended us the way birds defend their nests that night You destroyed their armies that night It was at midnight
You waved your arrows towards him at night They collapsed and fell at night You were like an eagle protecting its young, you guarded us at night It was at midnight
The heavens were filled with brilliant fire that night Thunder and lighting in the firmament that night You spread a curtain protecting Your people that night It was at midnight
You made a covenant with us that night You sent the Americans and the British that night You had even the French and the Jordanians join with us that night It was at midnight
You protected us, the ones you love at night The Guardian of Israel didn't slumber at night You gave us signs and wonders at night It was at midnight
Make the day that we are waiting for come close, by day and night Let our eyes see Your salvation at night Let the darkness of night be like day when it is night
It was at midnight.
The Midrash says that Adam, who was the source of all of us sinned, leaving all of his descendants imperfect. Each of us is imperfect in his or her own way (how's that for PC?). You are judged only by how well you did in dealing with your own specific brand of imperfection. What happens if you fail?
Hashem will help you, do miracles for you, pull you out of the hole you dig. The word "ness"., miracle, literally means flagpole, a means of seeing a flag that invisibly tells you Hashem is there, cares, loves and will turn the world over for us. Our history repeats itself and this time we may finally be able to hear the music and the words Pesach is here! Love every miracle clothed moment.
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