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Hamas’s strategic manipulation of the hostage situation reveals a disturbing truth: military superiority doesn’t guarantee strategic victory.
A comprehensive and unequivocal solution to the Gaza problem is tantamount to accepting the long-term existence of the State of Israel.
While most Jewish organizations found Musk’s salute offensive, they seemed anxious to move back to their usual agenda of Israel, Hamas, hostages, campus antisemitism, and Iran.
While no simple answers exist for Gaza’s current crisis, the lives of two million Palestinians demand this diplomatic work and humanitarian investment,
Ultimately, without unnecessary cynicism or sarcasm, this night marked a profound shift—for Netanyahu, it was nothing less than a night of champagne.
Declarations like Trump’s - at this delicate stage – threaten to not only overturn the cart but smash it to smithereens.
On the face of it, Trump’s plan for the US to occupy Gaza is not remotely feasible, but that could all be part of the president’s scheme.
If Gaza is to have a future, it has to start with a change of mind. Trump's peace proposal has made the world look at Gaza not as a liability but as an opportunity.
After Hamas terrorists conducted the October 7 massacre, their victims were not just Israelis. While the world focused on Israeli suffering, the suffering of foreign workers has been all but ignored.
The polarization must end, realistic leadership is required, and the president of Israel can be the catalyst for change.
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