After the joyous liberation, Trump’s deal will be tested

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai

If Hamas won’t disarm or give up power in Gaza, will a president who is basking in the title of “peacemaker” or an exhausted Israeli public let the terrorists get away with it?​






Around the world, Jews and decent people of all faiths and backgrounds greeted the liberation of the remaining living hostages held by the Hamas terrorists with joyous thanks, relief and tears. After two years of agony for those Israelis who were among the last of those kidnapped during the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab assault on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, they are finally going home.

But once the prayers of thanksgiving are uttered and the hostages are embraced by a grateful nation with an explosion of happiness, what then?


 
The thing is, even if we allow for the usual Trumpian hyperbole with which he speaks about anything, it’s clear that the president really wants to believe that he has done the impossible.

In his statements in the last week and those made in his speech to the Knesset after flying to Israel to be on hand to witness and take justified credit for the hostage release, he spoke as if he had not only solved the riddle of how to end the post-Oct. 7 war. He also seems to think that this agreement will allow the revival of the 2020 Abraham Accords—the signature foreign-policy achievement of his first term—and that this will lead to peace breaking out throughout the Middle East. He even mentioned the possibility of a peace deal with the Islamist regime in Iran.

The conflict isn’t over

We should all pray that he’s right about the prospects for peace. Still, the odds are—notwithstanding assurances from Qatar—that the conflict with the Palestinians and Hamas is far from over. So long as Palestinians, whether supporters of Hamas or the supposedly more “moderate” Fatah Party that runs the corrupt Palestinian Authority, still believe that their national identity is inextricably linked to a war on the Jews and Zionism, all the Trumpian optimism in the world won’t matter.
 
Hamas is doubtless counting on Trump not being willing to admit that the peace he seeks is likely to require continued fighting until the last Hamas operatives have disarmed, fled or been killed. If the talks stall as Hamas digs in its heels, will the president be willing to be smeared as the fomenter of Palestinian “genocide” and to give up the praise that he’s gotten for brokering a deal from many of even his most bitter political opponents?

Those who want a Middle East free of Islamist terror, let alone a secure Israel or a Palestinian political culture freed of its obsessions with destroying Israel, should hope that he’s sufficiently tough-minded to stick to his insistence that the terms of the deal are non-negotiable. But the Qataris will likely be urging him to demand that the Jewish state not restart the war under any circumstances, even if Hamas doesn’t disarm. The same may apply to members of Trump’s administration who helped broker this ceasefire deal, including Doha’s business partners Witkoff and Kushner. In addition to Democrats who oppose Israel, those in the GOP who would prefer to withdraw completely from the Middle East (a group that may include U.S. Vice President JD Vance, as well as far more marginal figures like the antisemitic Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host and current political commentator), will also be loud opponents of American support for a renewal of fighting to force Hamas’s surrender.
 
Guno צְבִי said:

If Hamas won’t disarm or give up power in Gaza, will a president who is basking in the title of “peacemaker” or an exhausted Israeli public let the terrorists get away with it?​






Around the world, Jews and decent people of all faiths and backgrounds greeted the liberation of the remaining living hostages held by the Hamas terrorists with joyous thanks, relief and tears. After two years of agony for those Israelis who were among the last of those kidnapped during the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab assault on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, they are finally going home.

But once the prayers of thanksgiving are uttered and the hostages are embraced by a grateful nation with an explosion of happiness, what then?


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Hamas is already having violent clashes with other various armed terrorist and criminal groups in Gaza as they vie for local control of areas within the Strip.

www.independent.co.uk

Deadly clashes break out between Gaza armed groups

Journalist among two dozen people killed in clashes between Hamas and a powerful clan
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk

www.aljazeera.com

After Israel’s war halted, who is clashing with Hamas in Gaza?

The Doghmush clan reportedly fought against Hamas in a clash that killed at least 27 people.
www.aljazeera.com www.aljazeera.com

www.bbc.com

Gaza City clashes between Hamas and clan members leave 27 dead

At least 27 people have been killed in one of the most violent internal confrontations since Israeli troops withdrew.
www.bbc.com www.bbc.com

They can't kill Jews at the moment so they're killing each other instead. The Palestinians are their own worst enemy.
 
Guno צְבִי said:

If Hamas won’t disarm or give up power in Gaza, will a president who is basking in the title of “peacemaker” or an exhausted Israeli public let the terrorists get away with it?​






Around the world, Jews and decent people of all faiths and backgrounds greeted the liberation of the remaining living hostages held by the Hamas terrorists with joyous thanks, relief and tears. After two years of agony for those Israelis who were among the last of those kidnapped during the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab assault on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, they are finally going home.

But once the prayers of thanksgiving are uttered and the hostages are embraced by a grateful nation with an explosion of happiness, what then?


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Guano, you feckless turdblossom. Is there anything to be thankful for today? You are a putz.
 
Thousands of neighbors and 4 synagogues, a menorah and a Christmas tree, and all Jewish holidays off say differently...:)
 
Guno צְבִי said:

If Hamas won’t disarm or give up power in Gaza, will a president who is basking in the title of “peacemaker” or an exhausted Israeli public let the terrorists get away with it?​






Around the world, Jews and decent people of all faiths and backgrounds greeted the liberation of the remaining living hostages held by the Hamas terrorists with joyous thanks, relief and tears. After two years of agony for those Israelis who were among the last of those kidnapped during the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab assault on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, they are finally going home.

But once the prayers of thanksgiving are uttered and the hostages are embraced by a grateful nation with an explosion of happiness, what then?


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Oh course it will be tested. What else would you expect for rag-headed idiots stuck in the 4th century. It just shows what a powerful motivator hate is for Hamas and the American left.
 
Guno צְבִי said:
And you have nothing to do with Jews or Israel and we certainly have nothing to do with you and your kind
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Yet it was EXACTLY his kind " Trump" that had to step in and bring about peace because Israel couldn't do it for themselves. So yeah,....maybe try and be a little more grateful for all the help " needy" Israel receives CONSTANTLY.
 
Stone said:
Yet it was EXACTLY his kind " Trump" that had to step in and bring about peace because Israel couldn't do it for themselves. So yeah,....maybe try and be a little more grateful for all the help " needy" Israel receives CONSTANTLY.
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Really? Peace? Peace is not a secession of hostilities

Thankfully The 20 hostages that were left are released


We will see you simple minded goy, just watch how and what happens going forward


These are some of the killers Israel will release​

Hamas, PIJ and Fatah murderers: Justice Ministry releases list of 250 high-profile terrorists who will get their sentences commuted.​


 
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