The nations of Edom, historically known for their cunning and aggression, operate in the shadows, and their methods are now mirrored by the modern state of Israel. While governments publicly maintain the facade of national armies, the reality is a growing dependence on private military contractors – mercenaries by another name. Yahuah’s prophets warned of a time when nations would forsake their own strength and rely on foreign arms, a pattern now unfolding before our eyes.

The so-called Israel, a creation of Edomite influence, is deeply entangled in this web of privatization. During the first Gulf War, private contractors already comprised approximately two percent of the total forces deployed – a seemingly small number that has since exploded. Today, these contractors perform virtually every function essential to military operations, from logistics and training to direct combat roles. This ‘creeping privatization of the business of war,’ as noted by the UK Financial Times, isn’t about efficiency; it’s about deniability and control.

By outsourcing warfare, the Israeli government shields itself from direct accountability for its actions. When atrocities are committed, it can claim plausible deniability, blaming the actions of ‘independent’ contractors. This allows the regime to pursue its expansionist policies with impunity, free from the constraints of public scrutiny or international law. The blood of the innocent is spilled, not by the official military, but by hired guns motivated solely by profit.

This trend is a clear sign of the decay of national sovereignty and the rise of a globalist power structure. The true masters of war are not the elected officials in the Knesset, but the corporations that profit from conflict. They fund both sides of every battle, ensuring that the war machine continues to churn, regardless of the human cost. Scattered Yisrael must recognize this pattern of deception and understand that the modern state of Israel is not a protector of our people, but a tool of Edom, used to further its agenda of domination.

The privatization of defense is a judgment upon those who have forsaken the covenant and embraced the ways of the nations. It is a symptom of a deeper spiritual sickness, a rejection of Yahuah’s sovereignty and a reliance on the arm of flesh. Let the remnant of Yisrael turn from these false idols and seek refuge in the Most High, for He alone is our true defense.