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| Islamo-Nazis in Samaria prostrating in front of Israeli soldiers |
As anyone with at least two brain cells to rub together knows, The Gaza Strip is a colony of about 2 million Hitlers stuck in the middle of the Jewish homeland. Any leader who isn't suicidal would make it his priority to remove this threat as soon as possible, knowing that if he didn't, sooner rather than later the horrific atrocities of October 7 would be repeated. And yet, the Israeli leadership has instead opted for a hostage deal, agreeing to release dozens of convicted genocidal death-cult maniacs for each civilian or soldier who is released. Worse, it agreed to pause the war for 42 days, a pause which Hamas hopes and reasonably expects will become permanent, until it breaks the ceasefire at its own convenience.
Has the Israeli leadership lost its sanity? After over a year of standing up to one of the most anti-Israel US administrations in recent decades, have they lost their nerve in the face of one of the most pro-Israel administrations in US history? If Netanyahu could drag Biden along into appearing to support Israel's war when Biden wanted Israel to lose, why can't he do the same with Trump when Trump wants Israel to win?
Needless to say, I found the news extremely disheartening, especially in the face of the enemy's victory celebrations. I expected Israel to drag things out until Trump took office, then, with his diplomatic support, crank up the pressure on Hamas until they surrender the hostages in return for safe passage out of Israeli territory, allowing Israel to simultaneously remove the genocide gang from its territory and get its people back with one move that would be a total victory for Israel, and a total defeat for the Islamo-Nazi movement. Instead we get what looks like an Israeli surrender, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
Then three pieces of news (so far) caught my eye:
Trump envoy floats plan to relocate Gaza civilians to Indonesia - report
Big IDF Shake-up Rocks Israel: Netanyahu’s ‘Shock Move’ Sparks Military Leadership Crisis Amid War
"מדיניות ה-8.10": אלה החלטות הקבינט שיתממשו ביהודה ושומרון
European diplomat: Israel has decided to attack Iran's nuke sites - report
And if I remember correctly, there was also a video on Abu Ali Express showing Islamo-Nazi who were demanding to know why the deal includes safe passage for 3 Hamas members out of Israel every day, along with their family members. If Hamas won, why are they leaving? The little Hitlarian spec of fecal matter wanted to see the full text of the agreement.
After seeing these and more, my perspective changed. Assuming that Israel's leaders are not fools and don't have suicidal tendencies, the hostage deal might actually serve as a means to victory. Here's how.
The Indonesia Plan
Even if the ceasefire deal ended up becoming long-term and the war effectively ended, if hundreds of thousands, not to mention millions of Gazans relocated to another country, the threat to Israel would significantly shrink. They might say that it's temporary, only for the duration of the reconstruction, but there is often nothing more permanent than the temporary. Once they are living a good safe life in another country, they might not want to come back even when the reconstruction is completed. As much as they may be horrible people, some of the worst scum on earth, I wish them happiness in their new home, and hope that they may repent of their evil someday.
Furthermore, even if they wish to return to their colony in the Jewish homeland, they might not be able to. Many things can happen in the intervening years. Another war that wipes out all the gains of the reconstruction and leaves Gaza in even greater ruin than it is in now, or a new government in Israel that will refuse to let them enter.
Also a note on the final quote in that JPost article:
“If we don’t help the Gazans, if we don’t make their life better, if we don’t give them a sense of hope, there’s going to be a rebellion,” the official added, according to the report
This is exactly the kind of mindset that brought about a century of war. The reason the Islamo-Nazis are fighting Israel is because they hate Jews, have an imperialistic world-view, and have hope of achieving their goals. Only by crushing that hope can they be pacified, as they will be forced to temporarily give up their ideals and therefor focus on living well in the present.
IDF Shakeup
It's an open secret that the current IDF general staff are graduates of an educational program run by a foreign-funded radical Progressive organization. You simply can't advance in the IDF beyond a certain rank unless you receive their indoctrination. Furthermore, the current IDF chief of staff was appointed by the previous government as it was exiting, as a way of preventing the current government from appointing its own man to the job and undermining its ability to implement its own policies. He did exactly that as he declined to notify the government of the Gazan invasion as it was happening on the morning of October 7, has kept critical documents away from the eyes of the prime minister, supported a military prosecution that is framing soldiers while not supporting the soldiers, and promoted people who are deeply involved in the failures of October 7 while dismissing the IDF's most offensive-minded generals from the service.
It has also been reported at every turn that he opposed government policies, including opposing taking Rafah, opposing cutting off aid to the enemy at a time of war, opposed trying to topple Hamas as the governing body of Gaza, opposed having the IDF distribute the humanitarian aid itself, and opposed taking territory from the enemy. Apparently he's been doing his best to stop the government from achieving victory, perhaps out of a belief that winning is bad and that all conflict should be settled diplomatically. This is a belief many on the Left hold, treating the worst scum on earth and death-cultists as reasonable people who are at most victims of circumstance.
The sacking of Herzi Halevi is long overdue, and ceasefire is the perfect time for a change in leadership. Not long after Israel Katz took office as the new Defense Minister (replacing Yoav Gallant) he said that he wouldn't extend Halevi's term, and that he expected Halevi to leave his position as IDF chief of staff in early 2025. The timing is perfect. If Israel wishes to win in the future, it will need the IDF to have leadership that respects the chain of command, follows the orders of the elected government, and that wants to go on the offensive, destroy the enemy, and win wars. Fighting a war with a Progressive general staff is like a horse trying to pull a carriage whose wheels fell off.
Judea and Samaria
Judea and Samaria are a hotbed of terrorism. The only reason the large Hitlarian population of those regions didn't join in on October 7 is because the IDF is present inside these areas and is constantly combating terrorism there. However, Gaza and Lebanon posed too big of a challenge, so during the long war the government chose to simply keep a lid on Judea and Samaria, but largely neglected it. With Hizballah and Hamas both being greatly diminished and officially under ceasefire, the government can finally turn its focus to cleaning out the terrorist infestation in the center of the country.
Iranian Nukes
The Iranian nuclear program is perhaps the greatest existential threat to Israel. Even if Iran never fires a nuke, just having the weapon would make the regime near-untouchable and allow it to once again grow to a position of dominance in the Middle East, and to grow a "ring of fire" around Israel, which would force Israel to exhaust itself in a constant fight for survival against various terrorist groups and militias.
If Israel uses the ceasefire period to take out Iran's nuclear program with US support, that alone would make the ceasefire worthwhile as it would transform the geopolitical situation in the Middle East in Israel's favor in a long-term way. Trump seemed to want a ceasefire more than Israel did. Perhaps his cooperation and support in ending the Iranian nuclear threat, Netanyahu's lifelong mission, was the price he offered in return.
Who Won?
The initial impression after the ceasefire deal with Hizballah was that Hizballah won and Israel effectively surrendered. But in the days and weeks that followed, the general consensus changed. Israel could have achieved far more in that war, but ultimately it devastated Hizballah and achieved victory. Hizballah lost its grip on Lebanese politics and has become sidelined and a subject of ridicule while it struggles to reframe its defeat as a victory, claiming that the fact that it wasn't fully exterminated and that Israel agreed to withdraw from the territories it gained are a victory, when Israel would have gained those territories if Hizballah didn't start the war in the first place.
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| Before the war and after "victory" |
In conclusion, while it remains to be seen what becomes of this hostage deal, and while I find the very idea of having any kind of discussion, any kind of negotiation, with these satanic figures to be utterly repulsive, stupid, and illegitimate, I'm cautiously optimistic.
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