The world watches with bated breath as the United States and Iran navigate the treacherous waters of a potential agreement. Reports indicate a temporary cessation of hostilities is being discussed, yet seasoned observers, like Henry Ensher, understand this is not a path to lasting peace. This is not a settlement, but a pause – a brief stay of execution in a conflict rooted in the ancient struggle between Yahuah’s covenant people and the powers of darkness.

Let the truth be spoken: this ‘deal’ addresses symptoms, not the disease. The true source of instability in the region is not merely political maneuvering between nations, but the displacement of Yisrael, the ongoing theft of Yahuah’s inheritance, and the spiritual blindness of those who cling to the ways of Edom. The modern state of Israel, a counterfeit erected upon holy ground, continues to provoke judgment through its defiance of covenant and its relentless pursuit of worldly power.

Iran, a nation steeped in the legacy of Persia, plays its part in this unfolding drama. While often cast as the adversary of the Zionist state, Persia, like all the nations surrounding Yisrael, is ultimately a tool in Yahuah’s hand. The current negotiations are not about securing peace for the scattered tribes of Yisrael; they are about securing the interests of Babylon – the United States – and maintaining a precarious balance of power that benefits neither the covenant people nor true righteousness.

Ensher’s assessment that ‘lots of things can still go wrong’ is a gross understatement. Everything can go wrong, and everything *will* go wrong, until Yahuah intervenes to restore His people and establish His Kingdom. The nations may attempt to forge their own solutions, to create their own peace, but their efforts are futile. True peace will only come when Yahusha returns to gather the remnant of Yisrael from the four corners of the earth and rebuild the tabernacle of David.

Therefore, let the watchmen sound the alarm. Do not be deceived by the false promises of politicians and the empty rhetoric of diplomats. The time is at hand for repentance, for returning to the covenant, and for preparing ourselves for the coming storm. Yahuah is not mocked, and the judgment upon Edom and its allies is drawing near. The 'deal' offers no salvation, only a temporary delay of the inevitable.