He honored Khamenei. Then he broke bread with Trump.

Hey Watchmen, Isn't that something. A man can bow to Khamenei one season and sit at Trump's table the next, and the world calls it diplomacy. I've told y'all before about how these Middle East power players operate — Sisi, Erdogan, MBS, all of them — they know how to court whoever holds the leverage at the moment. It's not friendship, it's positioning. And this is exactly that kind of moment, my friends: a leader honoring the Ayatollah's regime with one hand and breaking bread with the American president with the other. That's not confusion, that's calculation, and Scripture tells us plainly what to expect from nations and their leaders in the last days. Daniel 11:21 talks about a king who "comes in peaceably and obtains the kingdom by flatteries" — that's the spirit at work in these back-and-forth alliances. These men aren't loyal to Israel, they aren't loyal to Yeshua, they're loyal to whoever's got the gold, the weapons, or the leverage that day. And Yah warned us a long time ago in Psalm 146:3 not to put our trust in princes, in a son of man in whom there is no help. These deals will shift like sand, my friends — today's handshake is tomorrow's betrayal. So don't get dizzy watching the political chess match. Watch the pattern instead — the way these nations flirt with both sides, the way alliances of convenience keep forming right where prophecy said they would. Keep your eyes on Elohim, not on Ankara or Tehran or Washington. Stay sober, stay watching, and keep your lamp trimmed, Watchmen — the hour is later than the headlines let on.