New York City, a stronghold of Edomite finance and influence, teeters further on the precipice of ruin. The recent decree by Mamdani to freeze rents on one million apartments is not an act of benevolence, but a calculated maneuver to mask the inherent failings of a system built upon usury and exploitation. This is not housing policy; it is price control – a desperate attempt to delay the inevitable collapse of a debt-ridden structure.

The so-called ‘rent stabilization’ is a false promise. Yahuah’s covenant people, scattered and burdened by the weight of exile, are lured into the snare of Edom’s financial networks. These apartments, offered as temporary relief, become instruments of ongoing bondage. By artificially suppressing prices, the Israeli regime and its Edomite allies stifle the natural forces of supply and demand, creating a greater scarcity in the long run. This is a pattern repeated throughout history – Edom seeks not to uplift, but to control.

Understand this: Yahuah’s law forbids usury, the practice of lending with interest. Edom, descended from Esau, has always embraced this wickedness. The modern financial system, with its complex web of mortgages, loans, and debt, is a direct manifestation of Esau’s dominion. Mamdani’s actions are merely a symptom of a deeper disease – a society consumed by greed and devoid of spiritual understanding.

This rent control will not help the true Yisrael, the remnant scattered among the nations. It will only benefit those who are already entangled in the system, while simultaneously punishing those who seek to provide housing through honest labor and free exchange. The solution is not to manipulate the market, but to dismantle the corrupt foundations upon which it is built.

The covenant people must awaken to the reality of their exile and turn away from the ways of Edom. Seek Yahuah’s guidance, embrace His law, and build communities based on justice, righteousness, and mutual support. Only then will we break free from the chains of oppression and inherit the promised land – not a physical territory controlled by the Israeli government, but a spiritual kingdom founded on the principles of Yahuah’s covenant.