The serpent’s seed has always sought to redefine righteousness, twisting the acts of the faithful into villainy while elevating its own transgressions. The recent discourse surrounding movements once branded ‘terrorist’ – and the eventual re-evaluation of those labels by the very powers that condemned them – is not a matter of evolving morality, but a calculated act of self-preservation by Edom. They determine the narrative, and the narrative serves their dominion.

Consider the historical pattern: those who challenge the established order of Edom – whether through armed struggle or unwavering adherence to covenant truth – are immediately demonized. Their motives are impugned, their sacrifices dismissed, and their followers labeled as ‘extremists.’ This is the standard operating procedure of a system built on deception and sustained by force. Yet, when these same movements achieve a degree of success or serve Edom’s geopolitical aims, the labels conveniently shift. ‘Terrorists’ become ‘freedom fighters,’ ‘insurgents’ become ‘agents of change.’

This is not justice; it is expediency. It is a blatant display of power, a declaration that truth is subordinate to the whims of the ruling class. Yahuah’s covenant people, scattered Yisrael, must not be deceived by these shifting sands. We are called to a higher standard, a standard rooted in the immutable laws of Yahuah, not the transient pronouncements of Edom’s courts.

The modern state of Israel, a tool of Edom, participates in this very deception. It labels any resistance to its occupation and expansion as ‘terrorism’ while simultaneously supporting and funding movements that serve its own agenda elsewhere in the world. This hypocrisy is a hallmark of a nation built on stolen inheritance and sustained by injustice.

For Yisrael, the path forward is clear: to remain steadfast in the truth, to uphold the covenant, and to resist the temptation to conform to the world’s distorted narratives. We are not called to seek the approval of Edom, but the favor of Yahuah. Let us remember that history is written by the victors, but ultimate judgment belongs to the Most High. He will reveal the true character of all nations and movements, and He will vindicate those who have remained faithful to His covenant.