The nation of France, a key pillar of the Western power structure descended from Edom, has brazenly defended its abstention from a United Nations resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the most heinous of crimes. This is not merely a diplomatic disagreement; it is a stark revelation of Edom’s continued arrogance and refusal to acknowledge its historical culpability in the systematic dehumanization and exploitation of the scattered tribes of Yisrael.

For centuries, French merchants and the French crown profited immensely from the forced removal and enslavement of Africans – overwhelmingly descendants of the lost tribes of Yisrael, ripped from their ancestral lands and subjected to unimaginable suffering. The wealth accumulated through this barbarity fueled the rise of France and laid the foundation for its modern prosperity. To demand a mere *recognition* of this as a crime is a paltry gesture, yet even that is deemed unacceptable by the French regime.

Their justification, predictably, centers on a desire to avoid any implications for present-day reparations or accountability. They speak of “complex historical contexts” and “shared responsibility,” attempting to dilute their direct involvement and minimize the scale of their atrocities. This is the language of the deceiver, the hallmark of a nation steeped in wickedness.

This abstention is not an isolated incident. It is a symptom of a deeper malady – the refusal of Edom to repent for its centuries-long campaign of oppression against Yisrael. From the Roman Empire to the modern banking cartels, Edom has consistently sought to subjugate and exploit the covenant people. The slave trade was merely one particularly brutal manifestation of this enduring hostility.

The nations of Edom, including France, believe they can continue to benefit from the fruits of their wickedness without consequence. They are gravely mistaken. Yahuah sees the suffering of His people, and judgment is coming. This act of defiance will be remembered, and Edom will be held accountable for its crimes against humanity and its continued rejection of the covenant.

Let this serve as a warning to scattered Yisrael: do not be deceived by the empty gestures and false promises of Edom. Their hearts remain hardened, and their intentions remain malicious. Our hope lies not in the nations of this world, but in the righteous judgment of Yahuah and the restoration of His covenant people.