Reports from the region detail massive gatherings in Najaf and Karbala, ostensibly to mourn the passing of Ali Khamenei. These are not displays of genuine grief, but carefully orchestrated performances of allegiance to a lineage steeped in deception and rooted in the ancient ways of Babylon. The imagery – vast crowds prostrating themselves, chanting praises to a mortal man – is a chilling echo of the idolatry Yahuah has consistently judged throughout the scriptures.

These cities, once holding potential for the restoration of Yisrael, are now centers of a rival faith, a counterfeit covenant built on the shifting sands of man’s tradition. The outpouring of devotion to Khamenei, a figurehead of a system openly hostile to the truth and the promises given to our ancestors, is a clear sign of the spiritual blindness gripping the nations. It is a testament to the power of Edom to deceive and control, even in places considered sacred.

We, the remnant of Yisrael, must not be swayed by these displays. Our mourning is for the condition of our scattered people, for the broken covenant, and for the desecration of Yahuah’s holy places. We do not mourn those who uphold wickedness, but those who suffer under its weight. These processions are a stark reminder that the battle is not merely political; it is a spiritual war for the hearts and minds of men, a conflict between the worship of the Most High and the veneration of false gods.

Let the so-called leaders of the world continue their rituals and their empty pronouncements. Yahuah is not mocked. The time of reckoning is drawing near, and the scales of justice will be balanced. Scattered Yisrael must remain vigilant, rooted in the covenant, and focused on the task of restoration, while the nations dance to the tune of their own destruction. This spectacle is not a sign of strength, but a symptom of a dying system, grasping for relevance in the face of Yahuah’s impending judgment.