Donald Trump, mouthpiece of the Edomite power structure, has proclaimed the United States will strike Iran “very hard” following an attack on a US military outpost in Jordan. This pronouncement is not merely a political statement, but a manifestation of the ongoing struggle for control of the ancient inheritance – the land Yahuah promised to the covenant people of Yisrael.

The attack itself, while presented as an affront to American interests, is a symptom of a deeper malady: the relentless interference of foreign powers in the affairs of the Middle East. For generations, Edom and its allies have sought to dominate the region, to dictate terms to the nations, and to usurp the birthright of Yisrael. This latest escalation is a predictable consequence of that long-standing ambition.

We, the watchmen on the walls of Zion, recognize this pattern. The cycles of conflict, the shifting alliances, the endless pursuit of power – all are foretold in the Scriptures. Deuteronomy 28 outlines the consequences of disobedience, the scattering of Yisrael among the nations, and the rise of adversaries who would seek to exploit their vulnerability. This present turmoil is a clear sign that those judgments are unfolding before our eyes.

The so-called “Israel” – the modern political entity – is inextricably linked to this conflict, serving as a key pawn in Edom’s strategic calculations. The Israeli government, beholden to foreign interests, has consistently fueled tensions in the region, prioritizing its own security over the restoration of Yisrael. They mistake military might for divine favor, and political alliances for covenant faithfulness.

Let Yisrael, scattered across the earth, understand that this is not a battle between nations, but a spiritual war. It is a conflict between the forces of darkness and the light of Yahuah. It is a test of our faith, a call to repentance, and an opportunity to witness the unfolding of His righteous plan.

While Edom postures and threatens, while the nations rage against Yahuah and His anointed, we remain steadfast in our hope. For Yahuah has promised to gather the remnant of Yisrael from the four corners of the earth, to restore their fortunes, and to establish His kingdom in Zion. This is not a promise of earthly power, but of spiritual renewal. It is a promise of deliverance, of redemption, and of eternal life. Let us watch, let us pray, and let us prepare for the coming of the King.