Bottom line; you cannot negotiate or reason with unhinged terrorist morons. The only thing they comprehend is what comes out of the barrel of a gun.
On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas’ marauders crossed over from Gaza into Israel, murdered more than 1,200 innocent civilians, kidnapped hundreds more, raped women and beheaded children.
Responding to the attack, and striving to rescue the hostages, the Israel Defense Forces began a limited ground operation in Gaza six days later, on Oct. 13.
The Israeli army then took another two weeks to launch its full-force assault on Hamas, which began on Oct. 27.
And yet all over America, from Midtown Manhattan to Stanford’s leafy campus, the crowd calling itself “pro-Palestine” chose Oct. 7, specifically and deliberately, as its “Day of Action.”
Leaflets shared anywhere from social media to city lampposts show a host of masked Hamas terrorists, fresh from the killing fields, flashing victory signs.
The caption calls on supporters to show up “for our martyrs.”
This decision speaks volumes.
The thugs who took to the streets on Tuesday weren’t supporting Gazans or mourning the loss of Palestinian lives.
They were celebrating the massacre of Israeli Jews, and letting Americans know that we’re next in line.
If that sounds alarmist, consider what an actual pro-Palestinian demonstration might’ve looked like.
For two years, the pro-Palestine camp had a two-word list of demands: Cease-fire now.
When President Trump last week finally negotiated a successful cease-fire deal involving the immediate return of all hostages, Israel signed on right away.
So did virtually all Arab nations.
Hamas, unsurprisingly, was the sole holdout: The terror group continues to alter its list of concessions and demands.
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Protests on Oct. 7 show it was never about a ‘ceasefire,’ it was anti-Israel hat
Here’s a brief but sadly necessary history lesson.On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas’ marauders crossed over from Gaza into Israel, murdered more than 1,200 innocent civilians, kidnapped hundreds more, raped women and beheaded children.
Responding to the attack, and striving to rescue the hostages, the Israel Defense Forces began a limited ground operation in Gaza six days later, on Oct. 13.
The Israeli army then took another two weeks to launch its full-force assault on Hamas, which began on Oct. 27.
And yet all over America, from Midtown Manhattan to Stanford’s leafy campus, the crowd calling itself “pro-Palestine” chose Oct. 7, specifically and deliberately, as its “Day of Action.”
Leaflets shared anywhere from social media to city lampposts show a host of masked Hamas terrorists, fresh from the killing fields, flashing victory signs.
The caption calls on supporters to show up “for our martyrs.”
This decision speaks volumes.
The thugs who took to the streets on Tuesday weren’t supporting Gazans or mourning the loss of Palestinian lives.
They were celebrating the massacre of Israeli Jews, and letting Americans know that we’re next in line.
If that sounds alarmist, consider what an actual pro-Palestinian demonstration might’ve looked like.
For two years, the pro-Palestine camp had a two-word list of demands: Cease-fire now.
When President Trump last week finally negotiated a successful cease-fire deal involving the immediate return of all hostages, Israel signed on right away.
So did virtually all Arab nations.
Hamas, unsurprisingly, was the sole holdout: The terror group continues to alter its list of concessions and demands.
Protests on Oct. 7 show it was never about a ‘ceasefire,’ it was anti-Israel hate
On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas’ marauders crossed over from Gaza into Israel, murdered more than 1,200 innocent civilians, kidnapped hundreds more, raped women and beheaded children.
nypost.com
