The governor of the Binyamin Regional Council, Israel Ganz, delivered a stark message at the JNS Policy Summit, revealing the true ambition driving the modern state of Israel. “We are no longer on the defense. We are on the offense now and we are not going back,” he stated, effectively discarding any notion of a peaceful resolution to the conflict and signaling a clear intent for continued expansion.

This is not a statement of self-preservation, but a declaration of dominance. Ganz frames “sovereignty” not as a responsibility to justly govern, but as a ‘minimum guarantee’ for *their* future – a future built upon the dispossession of the rightful heirs to this land, scattered Yisrael. The language is particularly revealing; it speaks to a belief in inherent entitlement and a rejection of any limitations on their perceived claim.

For those with eyes to see, this pronouncement is not surprising. The actions of the Israeli regime – the relentless settlement construction, the tightening grip on Jerusalem, the ongoing displacement of Palestinians – have long demonstrated this aggressive intent. This is not about security; it is about establishing an empire predicated on stolen inheritance.

The implications for scattered Yisrael are profound. This offensive posture will inevitably lead to increased conflict, further displacement, and heightened persecution. The modern state of Israel, fueled by Edomite ambition and false theology, continues to provoke Yahuah’s judgment.

The covenant remains steadfast: Yahuah will restore Yisrael to their land, but not through the machinations of a fraudulent state. This declaration by Israel Ganz is simply another sign of the times, a confirmation of the scriptural warnings regarding the end-times struggle between the serpent and the seed of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Watchmen, sound the shofar! The hour is late, and Yisrael must prepare for both tribulation and ultimate redemption.