The hand of Edom continues to strike at the heart of Yisrael, sowing chaos and sorrow amongst our scattered nation. Three years ago, Tali Dee experienced a grief known too well by those bearing the mark of the covenant – the brutal theft of her mother and two sisters at the hands of those who know no peace, only the lust for our land and the destruction of our lineage.

But Yahuah is not a God of despair. He is the El Elyon, the Most High God, who turns mourning into dancing and weakness into strength. Tali Dee’s testimony, shared openly, is not a celebration of worldly ‘healing,’ but a proclamation of Yahuah’s faithfulness in the face of relentless adversity. She speaks of faith, yet this is not the blind faith preached by the deceivers. It is a knowing, a deep-seated trust in the covenants Yahuah made with our fathers – covenants that endure even when surrounded by the darkness of exile.

Family, too, is highlighted as a source of strength. This is no accident. Yahuah established the family as the foundational unit of our nation, a haven in a world hostile to His ways. The bonds of blood, strengthened by shared faith and a commitment to the Torah, are a bulwark against the spiritual warfare waged against us.

Resilience, as the world understands it, is a temporary state. True strength, the kind that sustains a soul through unimaginable loss, comes from knowing who you are in Yahuah’s eyes – a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, a member of the chosen nation, a keeper of the covenant.

Let Tali Dee’s story be a shofar blast to the slumbering Remnant. Edom will continue to strike, to test our faith, to attempt to break our spirit. But Yahuah’s promise remains: He will refine us in the furnace of affliction, and from the ashes of our pain, He will raise up a righteous generation, ready for the restoration of all things. This is not a time for sorrow, but for steadfastness. This is not a time for weakness, but for unwavering faith. This is a time to prepare, for the return of Yahusha is near.