San Jose State graduate student charged in antisemitic bomb-hoax threats

Hey Watchmen, Here's another headline that should stop us cold, not because it's shocking anymore, but because it isn't. A graduate student — someone sitting in college classrooms, presumably being shaped into a future leader — allegedly phones in bomb threats laced with Jew-hatred. This isn't fringe extremism hiding in back alleys. It's walking through university quads in broad daylight, and increasingly, it's being tolerated, excused, even applauded in certain circles. My friends, when hatred of the Jewish people becomes normalized on our campuses, that is not a random cultural glitch — it is a spiritual signal flare. Scripture is not silent on this. Genesis 12:3 tells us plainly what happens to those who curse Abraham's descendants — "I will curse him who curses you." This isn't sentimentality about a nation; it's a covenant Elohim Himself made and has never revoked. Yeshua, a Jewish rabbi from Bethlehem, told us in Matthew 24 that as the end draws near, lawlessness would increase and hatred would rise — and few things reveal lawlessness of the heart faster than threatening violence against a people simply for being who they are. Esther chapter 3 shows us this same old spirit dressed in new clothes — Haman didn't need a real crime, just an ancient grudge repackaged for his generation. Bomb hoaxes on a California campus are that same grudge, still breathing, still looking for microphones. So don't be numb to this one, Watchmen. Every fresh act of antisemitism — even a "hoax" — is a marker on the prophetic timeline, a reminder that the nations are being sifted over how they treat Abraham's children. Keep your eyes up, keep your hearts tender toward Israel, and keep pressing into the Word, because the days are shortening and the signs are multiplying. Watch, and stay ready.