Good afternoon from Galilee, Although I am not feeling well and had to remain home today, I felt com

Good afternoon from Galilee,

Although I am not feeling well and had to remain home today, I felt compelled to share this short message.

I woke up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, my stomach aching from a dream that was both bitter and sweet.

Bitter - because I saw the depth of the abyss into which this world is plunging.

Sweet - because I saw the shaking awaken many and cause them to run to God.

In both Israel and America, we are witnessing a strong delusion. September 11 and October 7 were not strong enough warning signs for our nations.

Israel’s most crucial election is approaching. If the left wins, it may once again form a government dependent on Ra’am - the political arm of the Southern Islamic Movement, whose ideological roots are in the Muslim Brotherhood. Even after October 7, Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas refused to state clearly that Hamas is a terrorist organization that must be destroyed. Returning such a party to a position of power would be the greatest reward terrorism has ever received.

America is becoming almost unrecognizable. New York City is now led by a Shia Muslim mayor with a long record of anti-Israel activism, support for BDS, and hostility toward the Jewish state.

Two of Mamdani’s close political allies reflect the disturbing culture surrounding him. Hasan Piker declared during a livestream that “America deserved 9/11.” Mehdi Hasan tweeted, “Make American Planes Crash Again,” following a series of fatal aviation accidents.

Before September 11, New York City had just over 100 mosques. By 2014, estimates had already reached 350 - and the number has continued to grow since then. Mosques are now permitted to broadcast amplified Islamic calls to prayer on Fridays and during Ramadan.

The coming midterm elections will help determine what America will soon become.

Daniel became sick after his vision. Isaiah was seized with pain. Jeremiah agonized within. Habakkuk trembled. John ate the scroll that was sweet in his mouth but bitter in his stomach. Yet they looked beyond the darkness and trusted God’s sovereign plan.

Today, I choose to do the same:

“Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth.”

• Colossians 3:2

This world is a reflection of man’s heart:

“The heart is deceitful above all things,
And desperately wicked;
Who can know it?”

• Jeremiah 17:9

But God…

There is hope - and the only hope is in Yeshua.

He is on the throne.
His Word is true.
His promises will be fulfilled.
Our redemption is drawing near!

Awaiting His Soon Return,

Amir