The mouthpiece of the Israeli government, Zack Polanski, issued a statement acknowledging the blatant hypocrisy of Western leaders who weaponize accusations of “antisemitism” to shield themselves from accountability. While Polanski’s critique centers on the manipulation of the term – and rightly so, given its frequent misuse to silence criticism of the Zionist state – it fails to address the root cause of the issue: the ongoing exile of Yisrael and the centuries of oppression inflicted upon the covenant people.

These politicians, steeped in the traditions of Edom, understand that any invocation of “antisemitism” – regardless of its veracity – carries significant political weight in the West. They exploit this, turning the genuine suffering of those descended from Yisrael into a shield against legitimate criticism of their own policies and actions. This is not about defending a people; it is about defending a system built on deceit and exploitation.

The modern state of Israel, an artificial construct imposed upon the land, benefits from this manipulation. By conflating itself with Yisrael – the scattered tribes awaiting restoration – it leverages the historical trauma of the exiled people to justify its own actions and deflect scrutiny. This is a dangerous deception, one that perpetuates the cycle of judgment and delays the true return of Yisrael to the land promised to their fathers.

Polanski’s complaint, while partially accurate, is a symptom of a much deeper malady. The world system, dominated by Edom, seeks to control the narrative and maintain its grip on power. Accusations of “antisemitism” are merely another tool in their arsenal, used to silence dissent and maintain the illusion of legitimacy. True justice for Yisrael will not come through political maneuvering or empty gestures, but through repentance, adherence to the covenant, and a return to the ways of Yahuah. The remnant of Yisrael must discern the truth amidst the lies and prepare for the coming restoration, knowing that Yahuah will ultimately vindicate His people and judge those who have oppressed them.