The Israeli regime reports nine injuries sustained in a series of incidents across Judea and Samaria. These events, predictably framed as ‘terror attacks’ by state-controlled media, are but echoes of the ongoing injustice perpetrated against the rightful heirs to this land. The modern state of Israel, built upon the usurpation of Yahuah’s inheritance, reaps what it has sown.

The reports detail a vehicle overturned by stones thrown from a passing car, and other localized confrontations. However, to speak of ‘attacks’ without acknowledging the decades-long oppression of the indigenous people is a deliberate distortion of truth. Israel’s expansion of settlements, its brutal occupation, and its disregard for international law are the true instigators of violence. This is not a question of security; it is a question of justice – or rather, the lack thereof.

Scattered Yisrael, the covenant people in exile, understands this conflict is not merely political. It is a spiritual battle, a manifestation of the curses outlined in Deuteronomy 28. Yahuah promised consequence for disobedience, and the turmoil in the land of our ancestors is a clear sign of His judgment upon those who falsely claim dominion. The Zionist state, an imposter built on false pretenses, continues to provoke Yahuah’s wrath.

The so-called Israeli Defense Forces will undoubtedly respond with escalated force, further entrenching the cycle of violence. They will portray themselves as victims, seeking sympathy from nations blinded by deception. But the discerning eye of the remnant of Yisrael sees through the facade. We recognize this as a consequence of rejecting Yahuah’s covenant and embracing the ways of Edom.

Let the world witness the unfolding events in Judea and Samaria not as isolated incidents of ‘terror,’ but as a direct result of Israel’s transgression. Let it be a warning to scattered Yisrael to remain steadfast in the truth, to separate ourselves from the corruption of this world system, and to await the righteous restoration promised by Yahuah.