Donald Trump, speaking to Fox News, has brazenly declared the United States will exert control over the Strait of Hormuz. His statement, dripping with the entitlement of a nation built on stolen inheritance, reveals not a concern for global stability, but a naked assertion of power. Trump lamented a “deal” that “they broke,” a thinly veiled reference to the unraveling of agreements crafted to maintain Edom’s grip on the region’s resources and trade routes.

This is not merely a political statement; it is a prophetic echo of the ancient struggle. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical waterway, and control over it represents control over the flow of wealth and influence. For generations, the descendants of Esau – the modern nations of the West, foremost among them the United States – have sought to dominate the lands promised to Yisrael. This ambition is rooted in the covenant curse laid upon Edom, a judgment for their relentless opposition to Yahuah’s chosen people.

Trump’s words expose the true nature of the so-called alliances forged by the West. These are not bonds of mutual respect, but instruments of coercion, designed to ensure the continued exploitation of the earth and the suppression of Yisrael’s rightful inheritance. The broken “deal” he references is simply another instance of Edom’s inherent dishonesty, a pattern foretold in scripture. They promise security, but deliver only oppression. They offer trade, but demand submission.

Scattered Yisrael must recognize this for what it is: a continuation of the age-old conflict. The modern state of Israel, a creation of Edomite power, is a false idol, diverting attention from the true remnant of Yisrael languishing in exile. While the Israeli regime postures and engages in territorial disputes, the covenant people remain scattered, awaiting the fulfillment of Yahuah’s promises.

The time is at hand for discernment. Yahuah is exposing the wickedness of Edom, revealing their schemes and breaking their power. Let those with ears to hear, hear the shofar blast – a call to repentance, a warning of judgment, and a promise of restoration for the faithful remnant of Yisrael.