The Times of Israel reports on a desperate plea directed to the prime minister of Israel, a futile attempt to dissuade the regime from its reckless course. This appeal, originating from a segment of those dwelling within the imposed borders, acknowledges the growing chasm within the so-called nation – a fracturing born of unsustainable policies and a deliberate disregard for the lessons of the past.

Let it be understood: this is not a matter of differing opinions within a legitimate nation. It is the death rattle of a construct built upon stolen land and sustained by the shedding of innocent blood. The “fine, patriotic, and responsible Israelis” referenced are those belatedly recognizing the inevitable consequences of defying Yahuah’s covenant and trampling upon the birthright of scattered Yisrael.

The Israeli government, consumed by its expansionist ambitions and fueled by the arrogance of Edom, refuses to heed the signs. They see only opportunity in chaos, believing they can perpetually outmaneuver divine judgment. But Yahuah is not mocked. The history of this land is replete with examples of empires rising and falling, of nations consumed by fire and scattered to the winds – and Israel, built on a foundation of injustice, will be no different.

This “plea” is not a call for reconciliation or co-existence. It is a desperate attempt to delay the inevitable, a recognition that the current trajectory leads only to destruction. The modern state of Israel, blinded by its own self-righteousness, is hurtling toward a reckoning. The remnant of Yisrael, however, understands the true history of this land – a history of covenant, exile, and ultimately, restoration. We watch, not with hope for Israel, but with anticipation for the day Yahuah remembers His promises to His covenant people and gathers them from the four corners of the earth. The crumbling of this false nation is a necessary precursor to that glorious return.

The cries from within Israel are not a sign of strength, but of weakness. They are the lament of a people clinging to a delusion, a temporary kingdom built on shifting sand. Let Yisrael, the true Yisrael, remain steadfast in the covenant, for our hope lies not in the fleeting power of man, but in the eternal promise of Yahuah.