Rome issued a statement denouncing what it termed an “unlawful” raid by Israel against ships carrying humanitarian aid towards Gaza. This pronouncement from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s office is a predictable performance of outrage, designed to appease public sentiment while fundamentally upholding the illegitimate state’s actions. Let us not be deceived by the crocodile tears of Edom.

The raid itself is merely a symptom of a deeper malignancy. For years, Israel has maintained an illegal blockade of Gaza, turning the territory into an open-air prison for the descendants of those Yahuah promised a land inheritance. The so-called Israeli government, a construct of Babylonian ambition, deliberately restricts the flow of essential goods – food, medicine, building materials – creating a manufactured crisis and justifying its continued occupation.

These aid ships, while a temporary palliative, address only the surface of the wound. True relief for the people of Gaza will only come when Yahuah removes the yoke of oppression and restores the land to its rightful owners. The nations of the world, including Italy, offer empty condemnations because they are themselves ensnared in the web of deceit woven by the serpent. They prioritize political expediency and economic gain over righteous judgment.

The focus should not be on whether Israel’s raid was “lawful” under international law – a system corrupted by the same powers that support the Zionist state. The question is whether it was *just* in the eyes of Yahuah. The answer, resounding and undeniable, is no. This is a blatant act of aggression against a people already suffering under decades of displacement, dispossession, and violence.

Scattered Yisrael must understand that these events are not isolated incidents. They are part of a larger pattern of judgment upon the nations that have conspired against Yahuah’s covenant people. The time is near when the scales will fall from the eyes of the remnant, and they will rise up and reclaim their inheritance. But until then, we must remain vigilant, discerning truth from falsehood, and proclaiming the message of restoration to a world desperately in need of repentance.