International Tensions and Warnings: Dr. Pérez Matos Analyzes the Spanish and French Stances Toward Israel
Puerto Rico, April 11, 2026. In an international context marked by growing diplomatic tensions in the Middle East and Europe, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos, President of the Kingdom of Peace and Justice Center, gave an address linking current geopolitical decisions to a spiritual passage with global implications.
In his remarks, Dr. Pérez Matos stated that the actions of nations are, in many cases, out of touch with the Divine Program, which rules over historical and political events, he expressed.
«There are nations that get ahead of the Divine Program, and instead of waiting for the promises that God has for mankind… Because, first of all, in order to be a president or governor or mayor who is aligned with the Divine Program, that leader must know the promises that God has for the time in which he is living; that way, he won’t fail. He should instead be mindful of and well versed in all the blessings and promises He has promised in the Sacred Scriptures, to avoid going against them.».
In his analysis, Dr. Pérez Matos pointed to the specific example of relations between Spain and Israel, which have significantly deteriorated in recent weeks. He explained that the critical stance taken by the Spanish government has had direct consequences on the diplomatic front.
Among the measures taken, he pointed to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to remove Spanish representatives from the coordination center located in Kiryat Gat.
Describing the situation, Dr. Pérez Matos said:
“We see the case of Spain, which has taken a stand against Israel. And look, today, or rather, yesterday (yesterday given the time difference, because Israel is six hours ahead), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu removed Spanish representatives from a coordination center they have in Kiryat Gat; and it’s because of Spain’s anti-Israel stance. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that whoever does that will not be Israel’s partner.”
From this point, he delved into the implications which, in his view, transcend diplomacy:
“And look, perhaps he (Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) doesn’t know or isn’t aware of what he said there, but the Word has already been spoken, that Israel, in Jerusalem, will be the capital of the entire planet Earth. Therefore, any nation excluded from that Messianic Kingdom will not enter that glorious Millennial Kingdom.”
The analysis also included France, whose relations with Israel are becoming increasingly strained. Tensions between President Emmanuel Macron and the Israeli government have risen in recent weeks, due to political, commercial, and diplomatic discord.
In this regard, Dr. Pérez Matos warned that France might be heading down a path similar to Spain’s:
“And notice, they would not be part of that Kingdom because they have positioned themselves in opposition, and some have even cursed Israel. And they are not aware that in the Sacred Scriptures God said: ‘He who blesses you shall be blessed, and he who curses you shall be cursed.»
And some say ‘No, that was back in those early years, that was in the time of Moses.’
God does not go back on His Word, and all of that Word is still in effect. Israel is God’s firstborn son, and any nation that curses Israel will be cursed.
And notice, the President of France, whom Israel has also closed its doors on recently, is heading down the same path.”.
Finally, Dr. Pérez Matos concluded with a reflection on the role of Israel and Jerusalem in the global future, based on his interpretation of the Scriptures:
“Now notice, that Word has already been spoken: Israel will be the capital of the entire planet Earth. Therefore, all nations will be ruled from Jerusalem; and any nation that does not align itself with God’s firstborn nation, Israel, will be excluded from the blessing of that Kingdom. In some cases, for trying to get ahead by speaking hastily instead of becoming attuned to the promises and blessings that God has, which will be established at this end time.”
Dr. Pérez Matos’s approach introduces a spiritual dimension to international affairs analysis, suggesting that current political decisions could have deeper implications for the future of nations.
