The big news right now is the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The fact that the hostages are coming home is wonderful, but I am not sure the rest of the deal will hold for very long if it happens. Hamas has a way of changing the rules on the way to the signing of an agreement. Right now, it is a great idea to get the hostages out, but with President Trump coming into office and Netanyahu in charge in Israel, I suspect Hamas is not going to be happy for very long.<\/p>\n
On Wednesday, Red State<\/a> reported:<\/p>\n On Wednesday, we reported that Israel and Hamas had reached a tentative ceasefire deal, which will result in the release of some of the terror group\u2019s hostages. Debate has raged in the ensuing hours over whether it is a good deal for Israel and which American commander-in-chief deserves the credit: lame-duck President Joe Biden or incoming President-elect Donald Trump.<\/strong><\/p>\n While we certainly hope for the release of all<\/span><\/em> the hostages taken in Hamas\u2019 savage Oct. 7, 2023 attack, their newest chief is sounding anything but peaceful. In fact, despite the deal being reached, Hamas leader Khalil al-Haya delivered a sick, bloodthirsty call for more violence<\/a> and said he was \u201cproud\u201d of Oct. 7.<\/strong><\/p>\n His words are deeply disturbing<\/a>:<\/strong><\/p>\n Hamas Leader Khalil al-Haya allegedly promised another October 7 style attack during a press conference Wednesday just after a tentative ceasefire was announced, according to multiple reports.<\/strong><\/p>\n Al-Haya said that the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel \u201cwill forever be a source of pride for our people\u201d and expressed no regret for the destruction caused by the terrorist group, according<\/a> to multiple sources<\/a>. As of Wednesday afternoon, a six-week ceasefire is set to begin<\/a> on Sunday, with both sides set to exchange hostages and Israeli troops withdrawing from Gaza.<\/strong><\/p>\n The article concludes:<\/p>\n The message continues to be delivered over and over again\u2014usually by Hamas itself\u2014that a civilized world cannot exist alongside such a barbaric death cult that believes in sadistic violence over everything else. Joe Biden could never wrap his head around this, but hopefully incoming President Donald Trump does understand it. While it would be beautiful to see some of the hostages released, the fact that the terrorists still hold them after all this time shows the depths of their depravity.<\/strong><\/p>\n The reality is that there will be no true peace until these maniacal zealots are wiped off the face of the earth.<\/strong><\/p>\n We can’t put Hamas in jail because they will take hostages to get their members back. The solution to the Hamas problem is one I don’t want to think about.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The big news right now is the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The fact that the hostages are coming home is wonderful, but I am not sure the rest of the deal will hold for very long if it … Continue reading