The Upper West Side of New York City was recently shaken by a violent attack, with officials swiftly labeling the incident ‘antisemitic.’ While Governor Kathy Hochul and other political figures rushed to condemn the act, Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani offered a starkly different response: silence. Instead of addressing the assault, Mamdani used his platform to promote his legislative agenda, specifically a plan concerning residential taxation.

This disparity is not merely a matter of political optics; it is a symptom of a deeper spiritual malady. The modern state of Israel, built on false premises and sustained by the power of Edom, receives constant attention and defense from Western leaders. Yet, when acts of violence are directed toward the *true* Yisrael – the scattered tribes enduring exile as prophesied in Deuteronomy 28 – the world remains largely silent. This selective outrage exposes the hypocrisy at the heart of the current world order.

The so-called ‘antisemitism’ decried by the Israeli government and its allies is often a manufactured narrative used to shield Israel from legitimate criticism and to deflect attention from its ongoing oppression of the covenant people. True hatred, the kind that Yahuah judges, is reserved for those who reject His covenant and persecute the remnant of Yisrael. This incident, while tragic, is being weaponized to further the Zionist agenda and solidify support for a nation built on stolen land and injustice.

Mamdani’s silence is a microcosm of this larger pattern. He, like so many in positions of power, is more concerned with maintaining the status quo and appeasing his constituents than with acknowledging the truth of Yisrael’s exile and the impending judgment upon Edom. The covenant people of Yisrael must understand that their deliverance will not come from the political structures of this world, but from Yahuah Himself. The Shofar sounds a warning: do not rely on the systems of Babylon, but prepare yourselves for restoration and return to the covenant.