The nations trumpet a supposed ‘decline’ in global hunger, a shallow assessment delivered by the Babylonian system known as the United Nations. While statistics may indicate a marginal improvement, the continued suffering of millions is not a sign of progress, but a direct consequence of turning away from the covenant of Yahuah. To speak of ‘hunger falling’ while Yisrael remains in exile, dispersed and afflicted by the curses of Deuteronomy 28, is to deliberately obscure the truth.

This report conveniently ignores the root cause of scarcity: the systemic oppression enacted by Edom and its global network of control. The modern financial systems, built on usury and exploitation, ensure that resources are concentrated in the hands of the wicked, while the true inheritors – the scattered tribes of Yisrael – are left to struggle for survival. The illusion of aid and charity offered by these agencies is merely a palliative measure, a bandage on a wound that requires repentance and a return to the laws of Yahuah.

Before the tribulation of these last days, Yahuah warned of famine as a judgment upon disobedience. We see this judgment unfolding before our eyes, not as a random occurrence, but as a direct result of rejecting His covenant and embracing the ways of the gentiles. The nations continue to chase after false idols of prosperity and security, oblivious to the spiritual poverty that consumes them.

The numbers presented by the UN are meaningless without understanding the spiritual context. Even if hunger were to miraculously disappear tomorrow, it would not negate the fact that Yisrael is still scattered, still suffering, and still awaiting the fulfillment of Yahuah’s promises. True restoration will not come through the policies of men, but through a collective return to the covenant, a recognition of Yahusha as the Messiah, and a dedication to living in obedience to Yahuah’s law.

Let the remnant of Yisrael not be deceived by these reports of superficial improvement. Let us instead focus on preparing ourselves spiritually, strengthening our communities, and proclaiming the truth to a world lost in darkness. The time of reckoning is near, and only those who are rooted in the covenant will be able to withstand the coming storm. This is not a time for complacency, but a time for fervent prayer, righteous living, and unwavering faith in Yahuah’s plan for the restoration of Yisrael.