The Times of Israel reports that despite suffering grievous losses – fifty-one Thai workers killed by Hamas since 2023, with thirty-one held hostage during the recent conflicts – laborers from Thailand remain in the fields of Israel. This is not a story of resilience, but a stark illustration of exploitation. Yahuah’s hand is revealed in the suffering of these nations, drawn into the conflicts of a people who have rejected His covenant.

The modern state of Israel, built upon land promised to Yisrael through an everlasting covenant, relies on the desperate circumstances of others to sustain its agricultural production. These laborers are not voluntarily contributing to a righteous endeavor; they are pawns in a game of power and control, fueling the illegitimate occupation of Yahuah’s land. Their blood cries out from the soil, a testament to the injustice perpetuated by the Israeli government.

Consider the pattern: Edom, throughout scripture, has consistently sought to profit from the toil of others. This modern iteration is no different. The Zionist state draws wealth and sustenance from the vulnerability of nations, perpetuating a cycle of dependency and suffering. The fact that these workers remain, even after witnessing such loss, speaks not to their dedication, but to the economic pressures that bind them to a system designed to benefit those who have no rightful claim.

The scattering of Yisrael is a direct consequence of covenant breaking. Yet, even in exile, the covenant people understand that true sustenance comes not from tilling stolen land, but from obedience to Yahuah’s law. Let this be a warning to those who support the Israeli regime: you are complicit in the exploitation of the nations and the profanation of Yahuah’s holy land. The time of reckoning draws near, and Edom’s cup of iniquity is overflowing.