Israel cannot wait forever for peace as Iran rapidly rebuilds its missile program - editorial

Hey Watchmen, The Jerusalem Post is finally saying out loud what I've been putting in front of you for a while now — Iran doesn't stop building because a ceasefire got signed. That's not how these regimes operate. Nebuchadnezzar didn't stop being Nebuchadnezzar because Judah wanted a season of quiet. My friends, Jeremiah stood in front of a nation that wanted peace and told them the truth they didn't want: the threat from the north wasn't finished, it was regrouping. "For thus saith the Lord, Behold, I will make thee small among the heathen, and despised among men" — that's Jeremiah 49:15, spoken over a nation whose pride made them think their mountain fortress made them untouchable. Iran's leadership has that same posture right now. They talk like men who believe their program cannot be touched twice. Here's what I want you to understand, and I mean really sit with this: Elohim uses the delay. He is not asleep while Iran rebuilds and Israel debates whether it has the will or the munitions to strike again. He's allowing the pressure to build for His own purposes — to expose what's really in the hearts of the nations, and to expose what's really in the hearts of His people. Israel cannot wait forever, the editorial says. That's true in the natural. But I'd tell you something deeper — Yeshua Himself said watch the fig tree, watch the signs, watch the nations positioning themselves like pieces on a board. Iran rebuilding isn't a side story. It's part of the board being set. Stay awake, my friends. Don't get lulled by a quiet news week and don't get shaken by a loud one — just watch, and stay ready.