Israel National News
Trump’s Gaza deal is now official — and let’s be clear: This is a terrible deal.
Yes, I understand why some people are calling it ‘the best deal Israel can get right now,’ and why Prime Minister Netanyahu felt pressured to agree.
But do not be fooled: This so-called diplomatic breakthrough, brokered by President Trump and agreed to by Qatar and several Arab regimes, is a ticking time bomb for Israel, America, and the free world.
Even if this is another layer of ‘4D chess’, like the psychological games Trump played before the Iran strike, this deal still fundamentally empowers our enemies, rewards terror, and legitimizes the very ideologies that brought about the October 7th massacre.
Let’s not sugarcoat reality.
Even if Hamas rejects the terms, the mere fact that many of its terms are even on the table projects weakness. It elevates Islamic jihad terrorist actors as legitimate players. It sends the message that with enough bloodshed and enough hostages, evil wins a seat at the table. This is a diplomatic abomination.
The Trump Administration’s Blindness
Let’s face a painful truth: The Trump administration made a critical strategic mistake by whitewashing the role of Qatar, and failing to confront the global threat of Islamic Jihad ideology.
Qatar isn’t just a Gulf state. Qatar is Hamas. Hamas is Qatar. It is the ATM of terror, the patron of Hamas, and the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, the ideological factory of modern jihadism. The fact that Qatar, complicit in the October 7th massacre, is being treated as a potential partner for Israel is nothing short of grotesque.
And Trump demanding that Netanyahu apologize to Qata is a moral stain and a strategic blunder. It may go down as one of the most dangerous concessions of his administration, because it reinforces a false narrative: that we can negotiate with jihadists and come out safe.
A Deal That Legitimizes the Next Round of Terror
This agreement ignores the core causes of the conflict: the 1,400+ year theological, political, and cultural indoctrination that teaches generations of Arab Muslims that Israel must be destroyed. That indoctrination doesn’t go away with a ceasefire or a Trump ‘deal’. It is reinforced by it.
UN-funded schools, from Gaza to Samaria to Jerusalem, continue to churn out young minds soaked in genocidal hatred, funded by Western governments. This deal does nothing to confront that machinery of terror.
It simply repackages the problem in more palatable language.
Giving ‘regional Arab states’ a foothold in Gaza may sound like progress. But when those states, like Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, are themselves tied to the Muslim Brotherhood, it’s a bait-and-switch. We’re not replacing jihadists who want Israel destroyed. We’re rotating them.
And the idea that the Palestinian Authority, steeped in corruption, terror-support, and the same genocidal education system, could be a ‘partner,’ if changes are implemented, is a dangerous fantasy. One that even Netanyahu knows is false. Even if that is just a bone to throw to Saudi Arabia, it is a mistake that keeps the genocidal dream of destroying Israel alive.
The Only Path Forward is Jewish ownership of Gaza and the expulsion of the Palestinians
Let’s be blunt: the only deal worth discussing is one in which Hamas surrenders unconditionally, all hostages are released, and Palestinian emigration is implemented. Anything else is theatre, deadly theatre, that kicks the can down the road, again.
We are not in a diplomatic crisis. We are in a moral war, a war that the West and the Trump administration continue to remain oblivious as to how itmust be won.
And that war has only one outcome: the total defeat of jihadism by the West and with Israel restoring Jewish sovereignty over Gaza, together with the removal of all those in our countries with the genocidal ideology that seeks to destroy us. Not just throughout Israel including Judea, Samaria, and Gaza, but from America, Britain, France, Germany, Canada etc.
Without their actual physical removal, the Western nations are doomed to self-destruct and fall to Sharia law.
So Why Did Netanyahu Agree? Strategic Realities
As bad as the deal is, Netanyahu’s reasoning is understandable. He’s playing chess while surrounded by vultures. And as flawed as he is, he remains the only realistic Prime Minister of Israel capable of holding the line. Any of his political rivals on the center-left would have fully capitulated and left Israel in a horrible position.
Let’s unpack his strategic calculations:
1. The Deal Meets Israel’s Core Stated War Demands of the return of all hostages, a demilitarized Gaza, no Hamas in control, no PA involvement and no Palestinian state.
2. Neutralizing Domestic Political Threats
The hostage issue was weaponized from the beginning, not to save lives, but to topple the Netanyahu government. By making a deal, with global support, to save all the remaining hostages in Gaza, Netanyahu has neutralized the destructive protest movement in the name of the ‘hostages’. He has stabilized internal politics and rebuilds short-term unity in moving Israel forward.
3. Hamas Is Boxed In, For Now
Trump succeeded in getting buy-in from the Arab world, that, for the moment, is putting pressure on Hamas. If Hamas accepts the deal, they’re eliminated. If they reject it, they’re isolated. Either way, Netanyahu forces a lose-lose on Hamas, temporarily.
Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey are not our friends. Their ideology is the same. Today Hamas is isolated. Tomorrow, or years down the road, the terror will just be rebranded.
4. Buying Time Before the coming Larger War
With war on the horizon against the Islamic Republic of Iran and Hezbollah again in Lebanon, Netanyahu wants the Gaza front dialed down. That makes sense tactically.
The Long-Term Problem: The War of Civilizations
This isn’t just a border conflict. This is a civilizational clash.
Islamic jihad is not new. It is a 1,400-year-old war of conquest, and Hamas, the PA, Hezbollah, and even Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, Iran, Syria, etc are all soldiers in that war.
The West not only refuses to name it, even worse, it funds it.
No ceasefire, no agreement, no ‘Gaza under Arab control’ solution will solve a war rooted in the idea that Jews don’t deserve to live, not in Tel Aviv, not in Hebron, not in Gaza.
The Silver Lining? Netanyahu’s Historic Shift in Rhetoric
At his UN speech, Netanyahu crushed the Oslo paradigm in words, which is historic for him. He made the following things clear:
–90% of Arabs in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza supported the October 7th massacre.
–The PA is indistinguishable from Hamas.
–There will be no Palestinian state.
This is new language for Netanyahu, and it’s huge, even though many of us wish he had spoken like this since he first took office in 1996. For the first time, Netanyahu is leading a diplomatic line to destroy the Oslo paradigm publicly.
If this deal is a stepping stone in that direction, it’s good, but we are still in dangerous territory.
But it definitely signals the start of a deeper strategic pivot.
Bottom Line: A Horrible Deal.
This deal fails to address the core evil we face.
It appeases jihadists and reinforces the cycle of temporary calm followed by bloodshed.
It ignores the religious and ideological roots of the conflict.
But perhaps, just perhaps, it also marks the beginning of the end of illusions.
If so, it’s our job to keep pushing, unapologetically, for the only solution that will bring real peace, which is that Gaza must be made Jewish again, with full Israeli sovereignty. And not just Gaza, but also Judea, Samaria and all the lands that we liberate, including our tribal lands of Dan, Naftali and Menashe, today known as Lebanon and Syria. Only conquest of all those who fight against us is the way to beat back the Islamic jihad.
The enemies of Israel must be defeated, not bargained with.
And Islamic jihad must be confronted head-on, not whitewashed.
Stay strong. Strengthen your faith in Hashem, these are Geulah times. Do not be discouraged by developments, be encouraged. The hour of truth is coming, and we must meet it with courage, clarity, and uncompromising strength and emunah.
Am Yisrael Chai.
what the hell is going on? there is no rebuttal to this jew article
Ed note–if you are referring to no ‘ed note’ commentary that typically precedes/accompanies garbage of this type, we felt that the madness contained within it was self-explanatory and without any need of context.
Several of the “Arab” countries have contested what Trump claims they agreed to. It really doesn’t matter, because neither the US nor Israel has ever lived up to an agreement they have signed. As for Hamas, the fact that a Palestinian state is even being talked about, is a victory. Let’s be realistic, Israel needed Trump to save their asses, because the genocide was turning the world against them and Trump needed the deal to prevent his base from dumping the parasite that controls Congress.
Let’s hope the Zio-crazies attack Iran and the Iranian response obliterates Isn’t-real.
Ed note–you are entirely correct about the Jews not living up to any agreements and partly correct about the Americans, but as ‘facts on the ground’ are making themselves clear on a daily basis, there is something altogether new about all of this.
Contrary to what people assume about the US POTUS being ‘the most powerful man in the world’ who can do whatever he pleases with the stroke of the pen, he can’t. The Jews have built such a booby-trapped political labyrinth that the POTUS cannot even send ANG troops to American cities, something that is completely within his legal purview to do as CiC, without some judge on the Jews’ payroll stepping in and bringing it to a halt.
And therefore, with his hands being legally tied up with something as simple as activating ANG troops in his own country, we imagine he actually has an easier job bringing an end to the Jews’ war in the Middle East?
Forget about it.
The ‘realism’ here is that the Jews did not/do not want or need him to end the war. They have been planning on this for the last 3,000 years, and as far as the world turning on them?
When have they ever given two sh*ts about what the Gentiles think?
And as far as your assertion that DJT does not want his support base to ‘dump the parasite the controls congress’…
Are you KIDDING with this?
What do you think him courting the Arab Gulf States is all about?
He is going to use their money to drive the parasites out of Congress.
Gotta start looking at these things with both eyes open instead of just one, you are making errors that can only be described as ‘egregious’.