How to stop US-Iran conflict from becoming endless war

Hey Watchmen, Every time these headlines roll around—Iran, endless war, another round of bombs—I think about what I've said before: it never works out like it does on paper. "Go get the regime, go get the Ayatollah"—I understand the sentiment, my friends, but war with Iran has no clean ending. It becomes a forever war, a grinding down of soldiers and civilians on every side, while the people pushing it stay far from the blast radius. Scripture doesn't romanticize war the way the war planners do. Ecclesiastes 3:8 says there's "a time for war, and a time for peace"—but the wisdom of Solomon was knowing which season you're actually in, not manufacturing conflict because it's profitable or politically convenient. Here's what I keep coming back to: the nations rage and plot vain things (that's a real biblical picture, friends, even if I'm not quoting it verse for verse today), but Elohim is not wringing His hands over Washington's next move. He's sovereign over Persia, over the Ayatollahs, over every general in that region—just like He was sovereign over Babylon and Assyria when they came against His people. That doesn't mean we cheer for endless bloodshed. It means we recognize that no amount of American firepower "solves" what only Messiah's return will actually resolve. Yeshua Himself said nation would rise against nation, and wars and rumors of wars would mark the road toward His coming—not as something to fear, but as something to watch. So don't let this headline just wash over you as another Middle East story. This is prophetic terrain, my friends. Pray for restraint among the powerful, pray for the innocent caught in the middle, and keep your eyes fixed—not on Washington, not on Tehran, but on Yerushalayim, where this whole story is heading. Stay watching. Stay ready.