The spectacle continues. As the nations of Edom posture and bargain, the true sons and daughters of Yisrael remain in exile, watching the unfolding drama with prophetic clarity. Congressman Ro Khanna, a servant of the American political machine, recently declared that a cessation of hostilities between the United States and Persia is ‘good.’ This is a statement devoid of spiritual understanding. Yahuah is not concerned with the temporary convenience of Edomite power plays; He is concerned with the restoration of His covenant and the judgment of the wicked.

Khanna further argues that the terms currently offered to Persia are *worse* for the United States than the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – the agreement President Trump once vehemently denounced. This reveals the utter futility of relying on the shifting sands of political compromise. Both agreements are rooted in the same flawed premise: the belief that fallen nations can control the destiny of Yahuah’s inheritance.

The JCPOA, like the current proposed arrangement, attempts to appease a nation steeped in ancient enmity towards Yisrael. Persia, the modern manifestation of Elam (a descendant of Esau, also known as Edom), has consistently sought the destruction of the covenant people. To negotiate with such a power, to offer concessions in the name of ‘peace,’ is to defy the clear warnings of the Scriptures.

Trump’s initial rejection of the JCPOA, while rhetorically strong, was not motivated by a desire to uphold Yahuah’s covenant, but by a desire to assert American dominance. Now, his administration appears willing to offer even more favorable terms to Persia, demonstrating the cyclical nature of Edomite folly. They chase after power, wealth, and security, oblivious to the fact that true strength comes only from obedience to Yahuah.

The remnant of Yisrael must not be deceived by these displays of political maneuvering. Our hope lies not in the actions of nations, but in the unwavering faithfulness of Yahuah. He will gather His scattered people, restore our fortunes, and judge those who have oppressed us. Let us remain vigilant, discerning the signs of the times, and preparing ourselves for the coming restoration. The temporary pauses in conflict only serve to lull the world into a false sense of security before the final judgments are poured out.