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Hillel Fuld, Facebook post Sept. 30, 2025
According to CBS, Hamas is leaning toward accepting the deal and will submit its official answer tomorrow.
Now let’s dissect this for a second.
Why is Hamas even considering this deal when it’s infinitely worse for them than the deals they rejected in the past?
Why is Qatar pushing so hard to get this deal done?
Why are the Arab countries so bullish on this deal that basically hands Israel a total victory?
The answer is three letters.
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D
F
Hamas realizes they have weeks left before they are totally finished. The military pressure in Gaza City, which was their last hope, has done its job. Hamas is up against a wall.
If they don’t accept, within weeks, with full US and Arab backing, Israel totally finishes the job including taking out their leaders.
They know this.
If they do accept, they will have to give all the hostages back and lay down their weapons. Israel will maintain security control and Gaza will be demilitarized.
That is far from ideal for Hamas but at this point, they have zero choice. Either accept or they are done both militarily and diplomatically. They are totally isolated right now.
Why is Qatar pushing so hard? They’ve been quite clear that the Israeli attack was a breaking point for them and they’ll do anything to prevent another such attack.
They’re happy sitting in their little paradise throwing billions around, but when the war hits their soil, they show their true colors.
Why are the Arab states pushing so hard? Because if Hamas says no, Israel takes over the entire strip.
Israel now controls 80% of Gaza and the IDF is facing little to no resistance, which means that to get from 80% to 100% would take weeks.
If Hamas says no, Israel takes the entire strip and it’s game over for Gaza and for the possibility of a good life for Gazans.
If Hamas says no, Israel achieves indisputable military victory and that means that Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, Yemen, Iran, and Lebanon are put to shame, not to mention Egypt, which is a whole other drama.
Israel will have achieved perhaps the most magnificent military victory of the century. Israel will have created a new Middle East with no one doubting who the new sheriff is in town.
The Arab world can’t have any of that.
In other words, a combination of the IDF military pressure, the “Failed” attack in Qatar (It’s not too crazy to think that Israel “Failed” on purpose. Maybe the goal was to send a message, which it did.), and the absolutely genius chess move here by Trump and Netanyahu have brought a new reality.
Just a few days ago, Israel was totally isolated and the whole world was pointing their fingers at Israel.
Now, Hamas is isolated and the whole world is looking to Hamas and hoping they climb down off their high tree.
The thing is, it won’t be easy for Hamas to accept this deal. It is them effectively admitting defeat.
But if they don’t, they know their end is imminent.
As far as the deal, there is some very strong debate on our end, specifically from the more right wing members of the government.
I truly hope they act responsibly here and don’t get in the way.
We need those hostages back.
Hamas needs to be a thing of the past.
This deal is not perfect by any means. Let’s be clear.
We’d be releasing murderers for one.
There are many questions and concerns about the deal but it is definitely in Israel’s favor and again, Hamas is in a real pickle now!
Let’s not forget what Israel’s objectives were.
- Bring hostages back ✅
- Remove Hamas as a threat: ✅
- Demilitarize Gaza: ✅
- Maintain security control: ✅
- A security perimeter: ✅
- Gaza is no longer ruled by Hamas OR the PA: ✅
In other words, while everyone was playing checkers, Netanyahu was, once again, playing chess.
Let’s see what happens next, but what matters right now is that last night’s press conference has the potential to not only end the war. It also has the potential to hand Israel a decisive victory.
But… The BIG potential here is beyond the war. Trump wants peace in the Middle East and if there’s one thing we know about Trump, it’s that he gets what he wants.
When Hamas goes buh bye, it opens the door to more Arab countries normalizing their relationship with Israel.
Syria could happen any day.
Lebanon is also realistic.
Saudi Arabia for sure.
But the list goes on.
Trump thinks Iran will even join the Abraham accords, which, well, can’t say I see that happening, but almost all the other Arab countries with maybe one or two exceptions could potentially jump on the opportunity to create a long lasting peace with Israel.
For them, there is only upside.
Now if that happens, well, this war will have changed the entire world for the better and the hero of all of this? 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
And of course Trump will get his Nobel peace prize! 😂
So, for the first time in a long time, things are looking up for Israel and the Middle East.
Now we wait…
#Israel #MiddleEast #HillelFuld #IDF #IsraelDefenseForces
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FROM THE DESK OF CHARLIE KIRK
Dear Mr. Prime Minister,
One of my greatest joys as a Christian is advocating for Israel and forming alliances with Jews in the fight to protect Judeo-Christian civilization. Most recently, I am proud to have taken over Ambassador Huckabee’s show on TBN where we continually support Israel and the Jewish people. As Muhammadism spreads into Western societies, it’s critical that Jews and Christians stay united in the effort to contain and roll back radical Islam and Sharia law.
I regret to report that anti-Israel and anti-Semitic trends are at record levels on social media. These negative sentiments then flow downstream into college campuses and even seep into the conservative MAGA community.
My team and I have spent months analyzing these trends and debating ideas that could help you and your country push back against these disturbing developments. Anti-Israel sentiment can undermine American support for Israel. The purpose of this letter is to lay out our concerns and outline potential remedies.
Everything written here is from a place of deep love for Israel and the Jewish people. I think it’s important to be brutally honest with those you love. In my opinion, Israel is losing the information war and needs a “communications intervention.”
I started to compose this letter to you on Easter. I should have been focused on my family, but I was getting bombarded with messages about the Israeli army making it difficult for Christians to access church in Jerusalem on Easter. At the time, I did not see any official statements pushing back on this narrative.
It was frustrating because pro-Israel surrogates like me should not be in charge of fact checking every piece of anti-Israel misinformation that pours into social media.
It wasn’t just Easter. On my recent campus tours, half the questions I get are about Israel and they’re all negative.
I often spend half my time on these campus tours defending Jews and Israel which I’m proud to do because I love Israel and love the Jewish faith. I spent endless hours with Dennis Prager over the years studying the Torah. Sometimes, it feels like I’m defending Israel in public more than your own government.
My experience on college campuses matches a recent Harvard Harris poll which reported 48% of 18-24 year old Americans support Hamas over Israel. Even in young MAGA circles, Israel is losing support.
We are getting huge crowds of 4,000-5,000 students on some of my college tours. My campus visits are becoming like a rock concert atmosphere filled with conservative patriots. Yet, on these campus visits, I’m constantly confronted with:
“Israel is an apartheid state.”
“Why does Israel conduct ethnic cleansing?”
“Why is America subsidizing Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people?”
“Is American aid helping to subsidize Israel’s free health care?”
“Israel and the Jews are running U.S. foreign policy.”
“Israel and Jews are responsible for 9/11.”
“Defending Israel is not in our U.S. national interest.”
“Why is Israel trying to drag us into a war in the Middle East?”
Above are just a sampling of the negative Israel/Jewish comments and questions I confront on college campuses. I’m accused of being a paid apologist for Israel when I defend her; however, if I don’t defend Israel strongly enough, I’m accused of being anti-semitic.
I know you’ve got a 7 front war and my kvetching pales in comparison. But I’m trying to convey to you that Israel is losing support even in conservative circles. This should be a 5 alarm fire.
I’m often asked, “Why is Israel killing so many innocent civilians in Gaza?” I know Israel goes to great lengths by dropping flyers and even calling civilians to clear out of areas about to be bombed. I know Israel posts maps showing which areas should be evacuated. I know that Hamas uses civilians as human shields.
But 90% of the younger generations get their news from social media and podcasts and there is very little pushback or fact checking by the Israeli government and/or pro-Israel supporters in the media (especially social media).
I strongly suggest Israel NOT always depend on “subcontracting” their information war efforts to surrogates in America. Mr. Prime Minister, I urge you to REVAMP your information warfare strategy from top to bottom. Sometimes, the impression is given that Israel thinks everyone hates them so why care about winning over hearts and minds?
If there’s any truth to this impression, I urge you to consider that social media and podcasts is where you fight for the hearts and minds of the younger generation. Obviously, all this negative Israel propaganda on social media easily translates into pro-Hamas “Free Palestine” sentiment on many college campuses.
Here are some unsolicited recommendations my team and I suggest if you’re open-minded to a communications reset:
📷 Build a rapid response media team.
📷 Put together pro-Israel experts who can fact-check misinformation in real time.
📷 Launch an “Israel Truth Network” (ITN) with centralized, sharable resources.
📷 Invite released hostages on a U.S. speaking tour to tell the truth about Hamas.
📷 Interview everyday Israelis — Jewish, Arab, Druze, religious, secular — to show the world who Israel really is.
📷 Do a better job explaining the Iranian threat — in Israel’s own voice, not just through Americans.
📷 Rebuild Israel’s social media presence like a political campaign — define the “candidate,” fight back in the first person, and stop retreating from the battlefield of ideas.
Mr. Prime Minister, stop this retreat — get in the information war fight! The front lines of this war are on social media. Other than a few guerrilla operations, there’s very little Israel-created content. I saw that Israel has increased its Hasbara budget by 20x — now use it to create ORIGINAL content and blast it everywhere.
To sum up: Israel must reshape its communication strategy as a political campaign HQ for truth. Fill it with young fighters who know the digital battlefield. Stop letting enemies define Israel. Start defining her yourself.
Israel has enormous capabilities — use them. From my vantage point, the status quo is not working. Israel is getting CRUSHED on social media and you are losing younger generations of Americans, even among MAGA conservatives. In my opinion, you are losing the information war which will eventually translate into less political and military support from America.
The Holy Land is so important to my life, and it pains me to see support for Israel slip away.
Feel free to contact me on my private number below if you would like to discuss this further.
Sincerely,
#CharlieKirk #standforIsrael
Inspiring Yom Kippur song, honoring the Lion of Zion and the tribe of Judah, and the soul of Israel 🇮🇱. Kosher Jewish worship music with shofar blasts, deep prayer, and the cry of Am Yisrael Chai. Perfect for reflection and connection during the High Holy Days!
Dr. Peter Wyns explains in depth the feast observed.
Sunday morning Sept. 28, 2025 in Fort Mill, South. Carolina
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