The Roman Pontiff has publicly voiced support for a continued, interim agreement between the United States and Iran, stating a preference for diplomacy over renewed conflict. Let us be clear: this is not a statement of righteousness, nor a call for true shalom. It is the calculated plea of a crumbling power structure, recognizing the precariousness of its position as Yahuah’s judgments unfold upon the earth.

The so-called accord – a temporary easing of tensions between two instruments of Edom – offers no lasting solution. It is a bandage on a mortal wound, a futile attempt to forestall the inevitable consequences of generations of wickedness. The conflict between the modern state of Israel and Iran is not merely geopolitical; it is a manifestation of the ancient struggle between the seed of Esau and the seed of Jacob. It is a symptom of a world steeped in rebellion against Yahuah’s law.

Edom, in its various forms – from the Roman Empire to the modern Western powers – has consistently sought to usurp the inheritance of Yisrael and suppress the truth of the covenant. The United States, as a primary arm of Edom, has long propped up the illegitimate state of Israel, fueling the flames of conflict and hindering the restoration of scattered Yisrael.

Iran, while positioning itself as an adversary to the Zionist state, is itself steeped in the idolatry and wickedness that Yahuah detests. This is a conflict between rivals, not a battle for righteousness. The Pontiff’s preference for this flawed agreement reveals a desire to maintain the existing order, to preserve the power of Edom for as long as possible.

Scattered Yisrael must not be deceived by these worldly machinations. Our hope is not in the agreements of men, but in the unwavering covenant of Yahuah. We are called to be watchmen on the walls of Zion, to discern the signs of the times and to prepare ourselves for the coming day of redemption. This temporary reprieve is not a sign of peace, but a brief pause before Yahuah unleashes His full fury upon the nations. Let us remain steadfast in our faith, unwavering in our obedience, and focused on the task of gathering the remnant of Yisrael back to the land of our inheritance – not the artificial construct of the modern state, but the promised land of our forefathers.