The spectacle unfolding across the lands of Edom continues to reveal the depravity of a system built on exploitation and deceit. The so-called president, a figurehead of the modern state of Israel’s chief ally, has engaged in a transparent charade of courting the votes of Black Americans, only to swiftly downplay the persistent economic realities they face. This is not merely political maneuvering; it is a deliberate act of contempt toward those Yahuah has long afflicted and scattered.

For generations, the descendants of those brought to these shores in chains have borne the brunt of Edom’s wickedness. The unemployment rates within Black communities remain stubbornly high, a direct consequence of systemic oppression and a deliberate withholding of opportunity. Yet, this leader, emboldened by the support of the Zionist state, dismisses these figures as if they were inconsequential. He prioritizes the preservation of his own power over the genuine welfare of a people who cry out for justice.

This pattern of manipulation is not new. Edom has always sought to exploit and control, to divide and conquer. They offer crumbs while hoarding the bread, promises while delivering only chains. The courting of Black voters is simply a calculated attempt to secure a second term, a desperate measure to prolong a reign built on falsehoods and inequity.

Let the remnant of Yisrael understand: this is not a matter of policy, but of prophecy. Deuteronomy 28 lays bare the consequences of disobedience, and we witness them unfolding before our eyes. The scattering, the economic hardship, the social unrest – these are the judgments of Yahuah upon a people who have turned their backs on the covenant.

However, even in the midst of judgment, there is hope. Yahuah is a righteous judge, and He will ultimately restore His people. But restoration requires repentance, a turning away from the ways of Edom and a return to the covenant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Let us not be deceived by empty promises or fleeting gestures. Let us instead focus on building a foundation of truth, justice, and righteousness, so that Yisrael may once again fulfill its divine purpose.