israeli government

On May 18, 2017, I had the opportunity to join my friend Shabtai, a prominent attorney for the Israeli government, as we attended a mutual friend's daughter's wedding. During our drive along the new Route 1 highway in Israel, Shabtai shared a challenge the Ministry of Transportation was facing with the flow of traffic on this newly constructed ROUTE 1 road. Despite its intended purpose to improve traffic flow, it was having the opposite effect.

Mindful of my experiences in different prophetic endeavors, such as playing a role in the return of rain to Israel, Shabtai shared with me that the Israeli government intended to hire an external consultant to tackle the matter, involving a significant expense of 1 million dollars. When I offered to provide the solution, he welcomed the idea with enthusiasm.

I shared my insight that the red neon speed limit lights were causing the traffic slowdown. Following the wedding, it seems that Shabtai presented my solution to the Ministry of Transportation. Subsequently, the speed limit signs were removed, leading to a notable improvement in traffic flow—aligning with their intended outcome. While my contribution went uncredited, I am pleased to have played a role in enhancing the highway's effectiveness.