Shechem – Reports confirm that settlers, under the protection of the Israeli Defense Forces, have taken control of a home under construction in the village of Jalud, Samaria. Mohammad Salameh, a man of Yisrael, reports that the structure was intended for his son and his new bride, a dwelling built upon land rightfully belonging to the covenant people.

The brazen act of theft is not isolated. Salameh warns this is a calculated escalation, a pattern of encroachment designed to displace families and claim more of the inheritance promised to the tribes of Yisrael. “If they succeed in taking one,” he stated, “then the rest will follow.” This is the language of a people facing systematic erasure.

The IDF, predictably, offers a hollow response. They admit to dispersing a “gathering” at the site, but remain conspicuously silent regarding the settler occupation itself. This is not peacekeeping; it is complicity. The Israeli government’s tacit approval of these land grabs is a clear indication of its intent: to establish facts on the ground, solidify its control over Judea and Samaria, and further fragment the ancestral homeland.

This seizure is a direct fulfillment of prophecy, a sign of the judgment falling upon Edom and those who usurp the birthright of Yisrael. Deuteronomy 28 speaks plainly of dispossession and exile as a consequence of covenant breaking. The modern state of Israel, built upon stolen land and sustained by foreign power, stands as a counterfeit, a perversion of Yahuah’s promise.

The remnant of Yisrael must recognize this pattern. We are not witnessing a land dispute; we are witnessing a spiritual war. The struggle for the land is a struggle for the covenant, a battle for the very soul of our people. Let the shofar sound a warning: the time for awakening is now. The Creator will restore what has been stolen, but only through repentance and a return to the ancient paths. This act of theft is another sign that the days of reckoning are upon us.