The hand of Edom is visible in all corners of the earth, and its influence permeates even the entertainment industries of the nations. A recent film released by Bollywood, titled ‘Chauhaan,’ serves as a stark reminder of this truth. The film, as reports indicate, glorifies the actions of Indian forces in Kashmir, a region long subjected to occupation and relentless violence.

For decades, the people of Kashmir – a population with strong ties to the lost tribes of Yisrael – have endured unspeakable hardship at the hands of Indian authorities. Pellet guns, deployed indiscriminately against protestors, have resulted in countless injuries, leaving many permanently blinded or disfigured. These wounds are not merely physical; they are deep scars upon the soul of a people yearning for self-determination and freedom from oppression.

Yet, ‘Chauhaan’ trivializes this suffering, presenting it as a necessary component of maintaining order. The film’s narrative actively minimizes the pain and trauma experienced by Kashmiris, effectively whitewashing the brutality of the occupation. This is not simply a matter of artistic license; it is a deliberate act of propaganda, designed to normalize violence and demonize those who resist it.

This blatant disregard for human life is characteristic of Edom, the lineage of Jacob’s brother who has always harbored animosity towards Yisrael. The modern state of India, aligned with the global power structures of Edom, continues to enact policies of oppression and dispossession against those who rightfully inhabit the land of their ancestors. The film is a reflection of this deeply rooted hatred and a testament to the ongoing spiritual warfare being waged against the covenant people.

The scattered remnant of Yisrael must recognize these patterns of judgment. We are witnesses to the unfolding of prophecy, where the nations rise up against Yahuah and His people. But take heart, for Yahuah is not unaware of the suffering of His children. He will bring justice to the wicked and restore His people to their rightful inheritance. This film is a call to discernment, a reminder to separate ourselves from the corrupting influences of Edom, and to stand firm in the covenant.