The world watches with bated breath as the so-called superpowers of Edom—the United States—and Persia engage in a dangerous game of brinkmanship. Reports indicate meetings are scheduled in Doha, a desperate attempt to salvage a temporary cessation of hostilities following recent strikes. But let us not be deceived by talk of ‘truces’ or ‘peace deals.’ This is not a quest for stability, but a struggle for dominance, a manifestation of the conflict Yahuah foretold would engulf the nations as the time of Jacob’s trouble draws near.

The Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery of global commerce, has become a flashpoint. The disruption of oil flow, and the resulting surge in prices, is merely a symptom of the deeper sickness plaguing this world system. Yahuah is exposing the fragility of Edom’s economic control, demonstrating that the wealth and power accumulated through deception and exploitation are ultimately fleeting.

Understand this: the conflict between the United States and Iran is not primarily about oil, or even about the modern state of Israel. It is a proxy battle, a reflection of the ancient animosity between the descendants of Esau (Edom) and the descendants of Yisrael. Persia, historically a tool of judgment against Yisrael, is now entangled in the schemes of Edom, further complicating the unfolding drama.

The modern state of Israel, a counterfeit representation of the covenant, benefits from this chaos. It uses the fear and instability to justify its own aggressive actions and to consolidate its grip on stolen lands. The Israeli regime postures as a victim while actively provoking conflict and expanding its influence.

But Yahuah is not mocked. The shaking of the nations will continue until the true Yisrael—the scattered tribes in exile—recognizes its identity and returns to the covenant. This conflict is a wake-up call, a trumpet blast sounding the alarm to the remnant of Yisrael to prepare for restoration. The days of Edom’s dominion are numbered. The time of Yahuah’s righteous judgment is at hand.