In a devotional message, commentator Amir argues that rising antisemitism worldwide signals it is time for Jews to leave the diaspora and return to Israel, fulfilling God's plan as described in Ezekiel. He frames aliyah as both a physical and spiritual restoration prior to the Messiah's return.
In a devotional commentary published on The Zioneer, Amir, a regular commentator, argues that rising antisemitism in the United States, Europe, South Africa, Australia, and the United Kingdom requires Jews to leave the diaspora and return to Israel. Citing Ezekiel 36, he states that God first regathers the Jewish people physically and then renews them spiritually before the Messiah's return. Amir compares the current situation to the late 1930s, warning that Jews who do not leave voluntarily may face attack and barely escape. The message is part of his ongoing series of prophetic and devotional reflections on current events, as previously covered by The Zioneer.
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