Never a Peace With the Devil

After almost 500 days in Hamas captivity, another three hostages were released back to Israel. Held in the dark, dank, and breathless underground tunnels, chained and unable to stand and walk, the captives emerge grossly starved, abused, and barely able to walk. As Israeli doctors have commented, most were mere weeks away from cardiac arrest and death.

Before release, Hamas makes sure to conduct their humiliating charade of parading the captives on stage amidst mobs of masked terrorists threateningly brandishing their rifles. The skeletal prisoners are handed their “diplomas” for surviving the depraved ordeal at the hands of some of the most cruel subhumans that the world has known.

While Hamas ruthlessly suppresses its own people in the Gaza enclave, they are nothing less than complete ungodly barbarians when it comes to the Israeli hostages that endure torture, rapes, starvation, and sometimes perhaps a welcome bullet to the back of the skull, finally ending their ceaseless suffering.

Neither coexistence nor peace has any meaning or chance when it comes to Hamas’s unwavering determination to “liberate” Palestine from the river to the sea and to achieve their long-desired genocide of all the Jews. In this they are passionately and completely evil and devoid of any humanity, compromise, or compassion.

Israel, desperately working to save and return its people captive by Hamas, trades 40-50 or more Palestinians “with blood on their hands”—many serving life sentences—for every single Israeli being held. It’s a tenuous deal with the devil to get their men, women, children, and the elderly home and on the long winding road to try and heal from the physical and emotional trauma endured those hundreds and hundreds of days in hell.

Unfortunately, the terror did not and will not end on October 7, 2024, but it will go on until Hamas is defeated not only on the battlefield but also in the impossibility of their very cause: when Hamas finally realizes that their lust for land and blood is no match for the Jew’s faith and the right arm of the one true God of Israel.