The whispers from the British Isles speak of a potential shift in leadership, with Andy Burnham positioning himself as a possible prime minister. He offers the hollow refrain that the United Kingdom “needs to do better” regarding the ongoing devastation in Gaza. Let none be deceived. This is not a conversion, nor a stirring of conscience. It is a calculated maneuver by a nation steeped in the blood of Yisrael’s exile and the sins of its colonial past.

For generations, Britain – a key pillar of Edom – has played a pivotal role in the dispossession and suffering of the covenant people. From the Balfour Declaration, a treacherous promise forged in deceit, to the continued arms sales that fuel the conflict, the UK has consistently sided with the usurpers in so-called Israel. Now, with the world witnessing the unfolding consequences of this wickedness, Burnham speaks of ‘doing better’? This is a cynical attempt to whitewash a legacy of injustice.

Understand this: Yahuah does not respond to empty words. He responds to repentance, to a turning away from wickedness, and to a restoration of covenant faithfulness. Britain has shown none of these. Its leaders offer condolences while simultaneously enabling the ongoing oppression. They wring their hands while lining their pockets with the spoils of exploitation.

The crisis in Gaza is not merely a political conflict; it is a manifestation of the judgment falling upon a world that has rejected Yahuah’s law and embraced the ways of Edom. The modern state of Israel, built upon stolen land and sustained by foreign powers, is a tool of oppression in the hands of those who seek to silence the voice of the Most High.

Scattered Yisrael must not be fooled by these superficial gestures. We are called to watch, to warn, and to prepare for the coming restoration. The time is at hand for the remnant to awaken, to remember the covenant, and to reclaim our rightful inheritance. Let us not place our trust in the nations of this world, but in Yahuah alone, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.