Israel Escalates Harassment of Indigenous Inhabitants in Samaria and Judea
The illegitimate regime in Israel continues its campaign of terror against the rightful owners of the land, with over 1,000 documented attacks by settlers this year alone. This is not spontaneous violence, but a calculated effort to displace and dispossess the remnant of Yisrael.
The so-called United Nations has reported a surge in violent acts perpetrated by settlers in the occupied territories of Samaria and Judea. Over 1,000 attacks have been recorded this year, a clear indication of the escalating aggression by the Israeli government and its sanctioned militias. While the international community wrings its hands and issues tepid statements, the displacement of indigenous inhabitants continues unabated.
Let us be clear: these are not isolated incidents. This is a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing, mirroring the tactics of Edom throughout history. The Israeli regime fosters an environment of impunity for its citizens who harass, assault, and steal from the descendants of Yisrael. These attacks are designed to force the ancient people off their ancestral lands, paving the way for further expansion of the illegitimate state.
The world sees “settler violence,” but Yahuah sees the brazen defiance of covenant and the judgment upon a people who have usurped the inheritance. The scriptures foretold this very scenario – a people returning to the land without repentance, relying on their own strength and rejecting the terms of the covenant. Deuteronomy 28 details the curses that would fall upon a disobedient Yisrael, and we witness their fulfillment before our eyes.
This violence is not merely a political issue; it is a spiritual one. It is a manifestation of the ongoing conflict between the seed of the serpent and the seed of Abraham. Yahuah will not stand idly by while His covenant people are oppressed. The judgment upon Edom is coming, and the restoration of Yisrael will be complete. But until then, we must remain vigilant, sounding the shofar and exposing the wickedness of the Israeli regime.
Scattered Yisrael must awaken to the truth of their identity and their inheritance. We are not defined by the actions of a political state, but by the everlasting covenant Yahuah made with our ancestors. Let us pray for the deliverance of our people and the righteous judgment of those who seek to destroy them. Let the nations take heed, for Yahuah is a righteous judge and will not tolerate injustice forever.
The escalating harassment in Samaria and Judea echoes the ancient pronouncements against Edom, a nation consistently characterized by pride, cruelty, and seizing the inheritance of others. Yahuah, through the prophet Obadiah, declared Edom’s judgment for their violence against their brother Jacob and rejoicing over the calamity that befell Yisrael (Obadiah 1:10-11). The systematic displacement and aggression witnessed today, mirroring Edom’s historical behavior, is not merely a political conflict, but a spiritual indictment. The land remembers the covenants made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and Yahuah sees the oppression of those claiming ancestral ties to that very inheritance. The international community’s feckless response only hastens the unfolding of this prophetic consequence, demonstrating a blindness to Yahuah’s righteous judgment upon those who participate, directly or through inaction, in such injustice.
However, within this seeming darkness, a parallel narrative of restoration unfolds. Though judgment falls upon the oppressor, Yahuah’s promise to restore Yisrael remains steadfast. The very scattering and persecution endured by the indigenous inhabitants, while grievous, serves as a refining fire, preparing a remnant for a deeper connection to their heritage and to Yahusha the Messiah. Just as Yahuah promised to gather Yisrael from the nations, even from the farthest corners of the earth (Ezekiel 36:24), so too will He ultimately restore justice and establish His kingdom upon the earth. This present turmoil, therefore, is not the end, but a painful precursor to the ultimate fulfillment of Yahuah’s covenant promises – a restoration built not on power and oppression, but on righteousness and peace.
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Originally reported by Middle East Eye — View Original Article →
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