Germany may make it illegal to deny Israel's right to exist

Hey Watchmen, Isn't it something — the very nation that gave the world the "Final Solution" is now considering a law to protect the very right of the Jewish state to exist. My friends, I've taught on this before: Germany carries a weight in this story that few other nations do. I've walked you through the numbers — how Muslim immigration surged past six million in Germany after 2016, how that Cologne New Year's Eve nightmare exposed just how fast the ground was shifting under their feet. And now here we are, watching the German government try to legislate a floor under antisemitism before it swallows them whole again. That's not politics, friends — that's a nation wrestling with its own history in real time. But don't mistake a law on the books for a change of heart in the streets. I've said it plainly before — this hatred toward the Jewish people isn't random, it's prophetic. It's the "hunters" spoken of by the prophet Jeremiah (Jeer. 16) rising up in every generation, and Europe has been ground zero for it long before Germany ever needed a bill like this. Zechariah 12:3 tells us Jerusalem will become "a burdensome stone for all peoples" — and beloved, that burden doesn't stay confined to the Middle East. It shows up in Paris, it shows up in Berlin, and it will keep showing up wherever nations forget who they're dealing with when they deal with Israel. So watch this bill closely, my friends — not as a headline, but as a signal. When a government has to legislate the obvious, it tells you the spiritual temperature in the room. Stand with Israel, hold fast to the Word, and keep your lamps trimmed — the hour is later than it looks.