Norway's decision to recognize an independent Palestinian state as of May 28 is an affront to justice and reason, especially in light of the horrific Hamas attacks on October 7th. This recognition is not only premature but also dangerously irresponsible, effectively rewarding a Palestinian leadership that has consistently rejected peace and engaged in or encouraged violence.
Read more: Reckless Recognition of Palestine Ignores Facts And Rewards Terror
Yesterday’s announcement that the International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan filed arrest warrants is an outrageous and unprecedented assault on the State of Israel, masterminded by Islamists who detest Israel's very existence. This is not a mere allegation but an irrefutable fact underscored by blatant evidence.
Read more: ICC's Arrest Warrants Against Israel: A Deeply Biased Islamist Assault
In a world inundated with misinformation, the task of distinguishing truth from fiction is not only crucial but demands a concerted effort. Regrettably, many individuals fall prey to the allure of slickly-produced falsehoods disseminated via social media, often out of sheer naivety or indifference. This phenomenon has troubling implications, particularly when influential entities, such as the U.S. administration, adopt these misleading narratives in pursuit of electoral gains, thereby jeopardizing the security of Israel for political leverage.
Read more: The U.S. Is Betraying Israel, Embracing Lies For Votes Amid Gaza Crisis!
The protesters on the streets of Tel Aviv are back in force, and this time they are not simply calling for the resignation of a government that was lawfully elected under Israel's election and parliamentary laws; they are demanding that Israel negotiate with Hamas for the release of prisoners. While opinions may vary on the first demand, it is the second that is misguided, dangerous, and harms Israel on an international level. To understand why, it's pivotal to illuminate the multifaceted nature of the negotiations between Israel and Hamas that have been ongoing.
Read more: The Tel Aviv Protests Blur Reality And This Is Endangering Israel
As Israel continues its offensive in the wake of the horrific October 7 attacks, many are asking, “What will Gaza look like after the war?” Israelis and Palestinians alike are wondering, “Who will control Gaza? Will there be a two-state solution?” and “Can Israelis and Palestinians truly ever live side-by-side again?” None of the answers, it seems, will do. Whether it’s establishing a multinational Arab-led coalition or transferring control of the Gaza Strip to a civilian government under Israeli security control, no sooner is an approach introduced into political discussions than it is immediately dismissed because of notions that it simply won’t work.
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