This: Hamas enacted the worst pogrom since the Holocaust to prevent peace, and the protests around the world aren’t really about the plight of Gazans now but the existence of Israel.
Consider the lines drawn.
Hamas AND ‘pro-Palestine’ protesters unite in wanting war to destroy Israel
As Israel’s necessary drive to eliminate Hamas proceeds, everyone’s motives are growing ever more clear: The terrorists wanted their Oct. 7 atrocities to set the Middle East ablaze to derail the prospects of Arab-Israeli peace — and the “pro-Palestinian” protesters across the West really want Israel eliminated.
Hamas’ intent was obvious to us from the start; even The New York Times woke up, with a report last week that “in the bloody arithmetic of Hamas’s leaders, the carnage is not the regrettable outcome of a big miscalculation. Quite the opposite, they say: It is the necessary cost of a great accomplishment — the shattering of the status quo and the opening of a new, more volatile chapter in their fight against Israel.”
And that the intent was to “set off a sustained conflict that ends any pretense of coexistence among Israel, Gaza and the countries around them.”
Indeed, The Washington Post now reports that “Hamas envisioned deeper attack in Israel on Oct. 7,” as its leaders “intended to strike a blow of historic proportions with the expectation that their actions would compel an overwhelming Israeli response.”
https://nypost.com/2023/11/12/opini...sters-unite-in-wanting-war-to-destroy-israel/
Consider the lines drawn.
Hamas AND ‘pro-Palestine’ protesters unite in wanting war to destroy Israel
As Israel’s necessary drive to eliminate Hamas proceeds, everyone’s motives are growing ever more clear: The terrorists wanted their Oct. 7 atrocities to set the Middle East ablaze to derail the prospects of Arab-Israeli peace — and the “pro-Palestinian” protesters across the West really want Israel eliminated.
Hamas’ intent was obvious to us from the start; even The New York Times woke up, with a report last week that “in the bloody arithmetic of Hamas’s leaders, the carnage is not the regrettable outcome of a big miscalculation. Quite the opposite, they say: It is the necessary cost of a great accomplishment — the shattering of the status quo and the opening of a new, more volatile chapter in their fight against Israel.”
And that the intent was to “set off a sustained conflict that ends any pretense of coexistence among Israel, Gaza and the countries around them.”
Indeed, The Washington Post now reports that “Hamas envisioned deeper attack in Israel on Oct. 7,” as its leaders “intended to strike a blow of historic proportions with the expectation that their actions would compel an overwhelming Israeli response.”
https://nypost.com/2023/11/12/opini...sters-unite-in-wanting-war-to-destroy-israel/