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(Gatestone Institute) Daniel Greenfield - U.S. hostage negotiators go to Qatar and leave brainwashed. The obsession with making a deal overshadows common sense about dealing with terrorists. Hamas is not going to "disarm." Talk of a 10-15 year truce is a period of time during which Hamas rearms and prepares for another Oct. 7 attack, as they have told us over and over again they will do. Hamas, not Israel or the U.S., will decide when the truce actually lapses, much like Hamas announced the ceasefire was over by attacking on Oct. 7. The proposed deal that leaves Hamas in Gaza and has the U.S. rebuild Gaza is the worst deal imaginable for America and for Israel. This is the problem when we start dealing with terrorists instead of letting our allies defeat them.2025-03-13 00:00:00Full Article
Stop Dealing with Terrorists and Let Our Allies Defeat Them
(Gatestone Institute) Daniel Greenfield - U.S. hostage negotiators go to Qatar and leave brainwashed. The obsession with making a deal overshadows common sense about dealing with terrorists. Hamas is not going to "disarm." Talk of a 10-15 year truce is a period of time during which Hamas rearms and prepares for another Oct. 7 attack, as they have told us over and over again they will do. Hamas, not Israel or the U.S., will decide when the truce actually lapses, much like Hamas announced the ceasefire was over by attacking on Oct. 7. The proposed deal that leaves Hamas in Gaza and has the U.S. rebuild Gaza is the worst deal imaginable for America and for Israel. This is the problem when we start dealing with terrorists instead of letting our allies defeat them.2025-03-13 00:00:00Full Article
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