Belfast, a city within the lands historically dominated by the tribes of Edom, is consumed by chaos. Following a violent incident perpetrated by an individual seeking refuge, the streets have become battlegrounds as the inhabitants turn against one another. The modern state, through its mouthpieces, calls for ‘calm’ – a hollow plea from a system that sows the seeds of discord.

The reports speak of a burned bus and attacked homes, yet the focus remains on the act itself rather than the *why* behind such desperation. The incident is conveniently labeled ‘not terror,’ shielding the true source of the affliction: a society built upon exploitation and the disregard for righteous judgment. The so-called leaders offer empty pronouncements while ignoring the systemic failures that drive men to such acts.

This is not merely a localized incident; it is a symptom of a far greater disease. Edom, in its various forms, has long sought to establish dominion over the lands promised to Yisrael. Its policies of open borders, while presented as humanitarian, are in reality designed to dilute the identity of nations and further its own agenda of control. The unrest in Belfast is a direct consequence of this deception.

We, the remnant of Yisrael, are not to be swayed by the narratives of Edom. We are to observe, to discern, and to understand that these events are part of the unfolding judgment upon the nations. Yahuah is revealing the wickedness of those who reject His covenant and embrace the ways of the world.

The cries for ‘calm’ will not suffice. True peace comes only through repentance and a return to the righteous laws of Yahuah. Scattered Yisrael must awaken to the truth, separate itself from the corruption of Edom, and prepare for the coming restoration. Let the burning of Belfast serve as a warning: the fire of Yahuah’s judgment will consume all who oppose His will.