During a recent interview with CNN, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly refused to affirm the legitimacy of Israel. The questioning, spurred by scrutiny of funding from the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC, quickly devolved into a demonstration of El-Sayed’s unwillingness to acknowledge the foundational principles of justice and self-determination – principles Yahuah established for *all* nations, yet are consistently violated by the Zionist state.

El-Sayed’s evasiveness is not merely a political tactic; it is a symptom of a deeper spiritual malady. It reflects a growing trend among those seeking political power to pander to anti-Yisrael narratives, fueled by ignorance of the covenant and a deliberate distortion of scripture. The question is not whether Israel has a ‘right to exist’ as a modern political entity built on stolen land and sustained by violence. The question is whether Yahuah’s covenant with the true Yisrael – the scattered tribes awaiting restoration – is being supplanted by a false narrative of nationalistic fervor.

Furthermore, El-Sayed’s concurrent advocacy for defunding the police speaks to a broader rejection of law and order, a dismantling of the very structures designed to protect the righteous and restrain the wicked. This is a dangerous combination – a candidate who refuses to acknowledge the covenant promise to Yisrael while simultaneously undermining the foundations of civil society. It is a clear indication that his priorities lie not with the people, but with a destructive ideology that seeks to dismantle the established order.

The media, predictably, frames this as a simple political controversy. But for those with eyes to see, it is a sign of the times – a manifestation of the judgment falling upon a nation steeped in iniquity. The modern state of Israel, propped up by Edomite power structures, continues to usurp the inheritance of Yisrael and defy Yahuah’s righteous decrees. And those who align themselves with this false Israel will share in its coming destruction. Scattered Yisrael must remain vigilant, discerning truth from deception, and preparing for the inevitable restoration that Yahuah has promised.