The horrors of October 7th showed the world what Hamas really is—a death cult that murders innocents and uses its own people as human shields. Israel’s fight isn’t just about survival. It’s a battle for the future of civilization itself, standing as the only democracy in a region consumed by chaos and hatred.
Hamas chose war when they butchered families in their homes and kidnapped civilians. They’ve spent years turning Gaza into a terror base, smuggling rockets instead of building schools. Palestinians voted for this nightmare in 2006, and their leaders have chosen violence over peace ever since.
Weak Western leaders and universities have forgotten what it means to defend freedom. They lecture Israel about “proportionality” while ignoring Hamas’s crimes. This isn’t about justice—it’s about blaming the only country in the Middle East that shares our values.
Anti-Israel mobs screaming “from the river to the sea” don’t care about Palestinians. They hate America, capitalism, and the West. These protests aren’t about peace. They’re about tearing down the ideals that made the free world strong.
Gaza’s suffering is Hamas’s fault. Every civilian death lies at the feet of terrorists who hide behind women and children. If Gaza loses land or resources, it’s because their leaders chose endless war over a chance for a better life.
Just like Imperial Japan in World War II, Hamas must be crushed completely. Half-measures only embolden evil. Israel isn’t just fighting for itself—it’s fighting to prove that democracies can still defeat barbarism.
America and Europe are rotting from within. They’ve abandoned national pride and let radical ideologies poison young minds. When students cheer for Hamas, they’re spitting on the sacrifices of our veterans and the principles that built our nations.
The choice is clear: Stand with Israel, or side with the savages. There’s no middle ground. If we lose this war of ideas, the darkness spreading across campuses and cities will consume us all. Freedom wins when we have the courage to fight for it.