By The Blogging Hounds
In Sharm el-Sheikh, world leaders—including Arab states, the EU, and the United Nations—are pushing hard for a two-state solution as the supposed path to peace and security in the Middle East. But for Israelis, the events of October 7, 2023, serve as a stark reminder: a Palestinian state under current conditions is not a solution—it is a threat.
The Palestinian Authority remains weak, corrupt, and incapable of governing, while Hamas continues to wield power and enjoys broad public support, executing Gazans publicly to instill fear. Yet world leaders gathered in Egypt to celebrate a “peace deal” for Gaza—completely disconnected from the brutal reality on the ground.
Before the ink on the peace agreement even dried, Hamas made its intentions clear:
❌ No disarming
❌ No relinquishing power
❌ No returning the bodies of deceased hostages
Meanwhile, President Trump, arriving in Israel ahead of the peace signing, spoke plainly:
“THE WAR IS OVER, YOU UNDERSTAND?!”
Trump’s words highlight a fundamental problem: a deal signed with terrorists, a ceasefire without surrender, and a victory claimed while the enemy remains undefeated.
For Israelis, this “peace” is not peace—it is a pause in violence, a temporary truce that leaves the threat intact. The world celebrates diplomacy, but on the ground, Hamas still controls Gaza, still trains for future attacks, and still refuses to comply with the most basic humanitarian demands.
The hard truth: true peace cannot come through appeasement. Until Hamas is fully disarmed and held accountable, and until the Palestinian Authority demonstrates real governance capacity, any two-state solution remains a mirage—a diplomatic show disconnected from reality, celebrated while innocent lives continue to hang in the balance.
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