By Rich Kozlovich
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Donald Trump has put forth a peace plan to end the Hamas/Israeli war in Gaza, which the Hamas military leadership opposes in spite of the fact the population of Gaza is begging Hamas to agree since, quote unquote, they've been through hell, and have even been abused and exploited by aid workers. Hamas is so busy trying to kill Jews they don't seem to notice these abuses....actually, they don't care..... and in point of fact, have abused their fellow Gazans worse than these aid workers.
Trump gave Hamas a few days to make up their minds on his plan, a plan Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and even the Palestinian Authority supports.
The world is ready to stop the bloodshed. And yet — predictably, infuriatingly — Hamas shrugs and says, “Yes, but...”Every time there’s a glimmer of peace, Hamas moves the goalposts. Another round of haggling. Another round of delay. Another chance to keep the chaos going — because chaos is the only currency Hamas knows how to spend. And here’s the question no one seems to ask: Where are the protesters now?
For months, we’ve seen mobs in the streets screaming, “Ceasefire now!” They chained themselves to bridges. They stormed college campuses. They shouted down Jewish students and politicians. But now — when there’s actually a ceasefire deal that Israel and the Arab world have signed off on — the silence is deafening.
They bring up all these cease fire protestors from around the world, most likely professional protestors, but I have to ask; where are all the marching, screaming, ceasefire Israeli activists now?
Trump has made it clear if they don't agree, then Israel will be turned loose to finish the job. But, if Hamas agrees they will have to give up their arms, totally disarming their movement, permanently ending their militarization of Gaza, a difficult proposition given the massive underground tunnel system throughout Gaza, and historically, Hamas is a military movement that came into existence to destroy Israel, and has existed with that as their sole purpose for their existence for decades.
The plan also forbids Hamas to have any future role in the governance of Gaza, and a multinational security force composed of Muslim nations in collusion with the Israeli Defense Force, will be in charge of Gaza's security, and will do so over many years. And even if Hamas agreed, are we really to believe that will work?
I started this piece talking about how Gazans are suffering and want peace, but no matter what appears in the media, and the jabberwocky about peace plans that are touted, I keep coming back to how October seventh has become a distant memory?
What I remember is these are the same people who danced in the streets as they watched videos of these Hamas monsters raping and murdering innocent women, children, unarmed men, and ever baking a baby alive in an oven. These are the same people who danced in the streets when they paraded coffins with dead hostages in them. And we're supposed to bleed all over ourselves regarding their suffering? All of which they brought onto themselves. But I have to ask; why is it the world can't seem to notice the Christian genocide being perpetrated in Nigeria. People who did nothing to deserve being murdered by.... Muslims.... just like the Muslims in Gaza who murdered all those innocent unarmed civilian Israelis, and laughed about it.
Conclusion? Whether of not Hamas agrees is meaningless, as they will never honor any agreement that prevents them from murdering Jews, or anyone else for that matter. The only answer is for Israel to kick out all the Muslim Gazans, totally absorb Gaza into the nation of Israel, build settlements filled with Israelis and tell the world to shove it, and start looking at the same solution for the Palestinian Authority.
It won't happen, and this will never end as a result. Hamas is nothing more than a complete reflection of what Islam is all about. They'll just rename themselves, rearm themselves, and continue their murderous onslaught against unarmed innocent civilians. That's history, and that history is incontestable.
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