Gaza’s Destruction, Foreign-Funded Protests in Israel, and UN’s Pressure on Hamas
Gaza faces extensive destruction, with reconstruction estimated to take over a decade, while Israeli PM Netanyahu blames foreign funding for anti-government protests. Meanwhile, the UN urges Hamas to release hostages to prevent renewed conflict.
Huckabee Predicts Major Middle East Shifts as Israel Prepares Gaza Exit Plan Amid Ceasefire Strains
Mike Huckabee, U.S. ambassador-designate to Israel, predicts Hamas’s end and major Middle East shifts under Donald Trump’s leadership. Meanwhile, Israel faces ceasefire tensions and is advancing plans for Gazans’ voluntary departure through air and sea, despite international resistance.
Trump outlines U.S. control of Gaza, life after Hamas captivity, and Iraq pressured on Israeli hostage release
President Donald Trump revealed plans for U.S. control of Gaza post-war, with Palestinians relocated to safer communities without requiring U.S. troops. Meanwhile, former Hamas captive Gadi Mozes returned home to help rebuild Kibbutz Nir Oz. Trump’s envoy also pressed Iraq to free Israeli academic Elizabeth Tsurkov, demanding swift action.
Trump’s Gaza plan can work- if he de-Nazifies the territory
A leading pro-Israel organization says President Trump’s plan for Gaza can work—if it includes a “deNazification” strategy similar to what the United State did in Germany after World War II.
Israel, U.S., and Saudi Arabia Clash Over Gaza Relocation Plan
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar backed U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to relocate Gazans, calling it a necessary solution to the region’s crisis. While Israel proposes financial incentives for voluntary relocation, the plan faces strong opposition from Saudi Arabia and other nations, which insist on Palestinian statehood with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Hamas’ Obscene Spectacle in Releasing Hostages
Iran and the current ceasefire/hostage release deal with Hamas are center stage this week as President Trump hosts Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as the first foreign leader since his inauguration. While celebrated for releasing hostages, a ceasefire that leaves Hamas in control of Gaza is terrible for Israel, Palestinian Arabs, and the world.
Red Cross outraged: Hamas prisoners released with warning from Psalms
As part of the “ceasefire deal,” Israel is releasing 183 security prisoners from Israeli prisons in exchange for three hostages held by Hamas. The prisoners are being released wearing identification bracelets with a Biblical warning, paper bracelets inscribed with a verse penned by King David.
The October 7 Failure, Gaza Relocation Backlash, and IDF’s Escalation of the Anti-Terror Campaign
Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023 overwhelmed Israel’s air defenses and exposed vulnerabilities in the Iron Dome system. Meanwhile, Arab nations rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to relocate Gazans to neighboring countries. Also, the IDF expanded its offensive in northern Samaria, killing over 50 militants and dismantling terrorist infrastructure.
Why the “Humanitarians” want Palestinians to stay in Gaza and die rather than leave as refugees
It seems clear that, like UNRWA, Refugees International and Human Rights Watch want Gazans to remain in place to perpetuate the perception of Palestinians as victims and Israel as an aggressor, no matter how many Palestinians have to suffer and die.
Palestinian prisoner transfers, Hamas to be held accountable, and IDF counter-terror efforts
Israel recently released 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire deal, with most being relocated to Qatar and Turkey. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Middle Eastern leaders to hold Hamas accountable and ensure the release of all hostages. At the same time, the IDF launched a major counter-terrorism operation in Jenin.