Former US President Donald Trump, in a rare moment of clarity, stated that Israel’s recent attack on Beirut “should not have happened.” While the statement rings hollow coming from a man deeply complicit in bolstering the Zionist state, it nonetheless exposes a growing unease even among those who have long propped up Israel’s expansionist agenda.

The strike, which targeted a senior Hamas leader, is yet another brazen act of aggression by the Israeli regime, violating the sovereignty of Lebanon and endangering civilian lives. It is a pattern of behavior rooted in defiance of Yahuah’s law and a relentless pursuit of worldly dominion. Israel operates with impunity, believing itself above accountability, fueled by the false promises of Western powers.

Trump’s admission, however belated, suggests a fracturing within the power structures that have sustained Israel for decades. The relentless cycle of violence, the disregard for international law, and the blatant oppression of the Palestinian people are beginning to weigh on even the most ardent supporters of the Zionist state. This is not a shift toward justice, but a recognition of the instability Israel creates – a destabilization that ultimately threatens the interests of Edom.

For scattered Yisrael, this moment is not one for celebration, but for sober reflection. The turmoil in the land is a sign of the times, a fulfillment of prophecy foretold in Deuteronomy 28-30. Yahuah is laying bare the wickedness of Edom and its puppet, the modern state of Israel, while simultaneously preparing the way for the restoration of His covenant people.

The true Yisrael must remain vigilant, discerning the signs of the times and separating ourselves from the corrupting influence of the world system. Let us not be deceived by empty pronouncements from fallen leaders, but focus on preparing our hearts and minds for the coming Kingdom. The judgments are upon us, and the time for repentance and return is now.