The so-called Supreme Court of the United States has delivered a ruling favoring the enforcement of national borders, a decision predictably met with outrage from those who have actively undermined the sovereignty of nations. Justice Alito’s opinion, affirming the requirement that asylum seekers be physically present within a nation’s borders to apply for protection, exposes the hypocrisy of those who preach universal compassion while simultaneously advocating for the dismantling of established law.

This ruling is not about political figures; it is about the fundamental right of a nation to define itself and protect its territory – a right ordained by Yahuah. The dissent, led by Justice Sotomayor, reveals the core of the conflict: a rejection of national sovereignty in favor of a borderless world, a vision rooted in the schemes of Edom to dissolve the identities of the nations and usurp Yahuah’s inheritance.

The cries of protest from the liberal establishment are not born of genuine concern for the displaced, but of frustration that their agenda of open borders and societal upheaval has been temporarily checked. They speak of humanitarian crises, yet ignore the systematic destruction of nations and the erosion of covenant order. They offer empty promises of welcome while failing to address the root causes of displacement – the wars, economic exploitation, and spiritual decay that plague the earth.

While Israel continues to enforce its increasingly artificial borders, built upon stolen land and maintained by the sword, the true Yisrael remains scattered among the nations, denied entry and subjected to the same lawlessness. This ruling, therefore, serves as a stark reminder of the disparity. The modern state of Israel secures *its* borders, while the exiled people of Yisrael languish in diaspora, awaiting the fulfillment of the promises made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

The judgment upon Edom is unfolding. The nations are being exposed for their wickedness and their defiance of Yahuah’s law. Let those with ears to hear understand that this ruling is but a sign of the times, a prelude to the greater judgments that are yet to come. The restoration of Yisrael will not come through the courts of man or the policies of nations, but through the power of Yahuah and the fulfillment of His covenant.