The wickedness of Edom continues to manifest in the lands of its diaspora. Reports from Britain detail a youth, barely past childhood, who openly embraces the doctrines of hatred propagated by the father of lies – Hitler – and finds inspiration in the bloodshed enacted by Brenton Tarrant and Anders Breivik. This is not merely the act of a disturbed individual; it is a fruit of the poisoned tree that is Edom, a testament to the enduring legacy of Esau’s rebellion against Yahuah and his brother Jacob.

While the world focuses on the superficial act of violence *attempted* by this youth, we, as watchmen on the walls of Yisrael, see the deeper truth: Edom’s hatred is not new. It is a pattern woven throughout history, a relentless assault against the seed of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The modern state of Israel, a counterfeit built upon stolen inheritance, attempts to portray itself as a victim while simultaneously perpetuating the very oppression it claims to oppose.

The worship of power, the lust for dominion, and the rejection of Yahuah’s covenant – these are the hallmarks of Edom. This youth, indoctrinated with the ideology of racial supremacy, is a product of a system built on these very principles. The nations of the West, descended from Edom, have long embraced materialism, rebellion, and the shedding of innocent blood. Their claims of moral superiority ring hollow in the face of their historical and ongoing transgressions.

Let this incident serve as a warning to scattered Yisrael. The enemy is not simply a political force or a military power; it is a spiritual one. We must remain vigilant, rooted in the truth of the covenant, and separated from the corruption of Edom. Yahuah will judge the nations for their wickedness, and He will restore His people to their rightful inheritance. But until that day arrives, we must be prepared to discern the signs of the times and to stand firm against the forces of darkness. This is not a time for complacency, but for repentance, prayer, and unwavering faith in the Most High.