The Man The Left Calls A ‘Nazi’ Just Signed A Peace Deal Protecting Millions Of Jews
President Donald Trump was heralded Monday as a hero by a grateful Israel that rejoiced in the return of the last living hostages.President Donald Trump was heralded Monday as a hero by a grateful Israel that rejoiced in the return of the last living hostages.Trump receives roaring applause for historic peace deal after all remaining hostages are freed
President Donald Trump was enthusiastically welcomed to Israel after brokering a historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas, leading to the release of all the remaining living hostages in the region.
Trump arrived in Israel to find newspapers praising the peacemaker, roaring applause and standing ovations in the Knesset, and even some attendees wearing MAGA-style hats celebrating the "peace president." The 20 remaining living hostages were returned to their families on Monday.
'I got my life back thanks to you.'
For the first time in over two years, Hamas no longer holds any living hostages thanks to Trump's historic peace deal.
"After two harrowing years in darkness and captivity, 20 courageous hostages are returning to the glorious embrace of their families, and it is glorious," Trump said in his address to the Knesset. "Twenty-eight more precious loved ones are coming home at last to rest in this sacred soil for all of time. ... The sun rises on a Holy Land that is finally at peace."
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Trump met with all the families of the hostages following their release, many of them recounting the horrors that took place on October 7, 2023. The hostages also expressed overwhelming gratitude for Trump's peace deal, saying if it were not for him, they might not be alive.
One hostage told Trump about meeting, for the first time, his 14-month-old daughter, who was born while he was in captivity.
“I got my life back thanks to you and your staff," the freed hostage told Trump. "I came back here, met my baby girl when she was already 14 months old, and now, life is full."
"Your name will be remembered for generations," another hostage family said.
Trump later greeted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Sharm El Sheikh, where regional leaders will finalize the peace deal during the International Gaza Peace Summit.
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'Who the hell cares?' Trump veers off script, urges Israeli president to pardon Netanyahu
President Donald Trump once again has gone off script, this time during his historic address to Israel's Knesset on Monday.
Trump traveled to Israel Sunday to deliver remarks and celebrate the landmark peace deal the administration brokered between Israel and Hamas. During the speech, Trump admitted he went off script when he urged Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
'Who the hell cares?'
"Hey, I have an idea," Trump said. "Mr. President, why don't you give [Netanyahu] a pardon?"
Trump promptly received another standing ovation from the Knesset. Notably, the majority of the Knesset share a political affiliation with Netanyahu, who is part of the right-wing Likud party.
"That was not in the speech, as you probably know," Trump added. "But I happen to like this gentleman right over here, and it just seems to make so much sense. Whether we like it or not, this has been one of the greatest wartime presidents. Cigars and champagne, who the hell cares?"
Trump has previously expressed support for pardoning Netanyahu, who he says is the victim of a legal "witch hunt."
"Such a WITCH HUNT, for a man who has given so much, is unthinkable to me," Trump said in a Truth Social post in June. "He deserves much better than this, and so does the State of Israel. Bibi Netanyahu's trial should be CANCELLED, IMMEDIATELY, or a Pardon given to a Great Hero, who has done so much for the State."
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"Perhaps there is no one that I know who could have worked in better harmony with the President of the United States, ME, than Bibi Netanyahu," Trump added. "It was the United States of America that saved Israel, and now it is going to be the United States of America that saves Bibi Netanyahu. THIS TRAVESTY OF 'JUSTICE' CAN NOT BE ALLOWED!"
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The Biggest Obstacle To Trump’s Israel-Hamas Peace Deal Is Jihadi Ideology
Despite a new plan, the president’s ultimate ambitions could be threatened by the many challenges inherent to the Gaza conflict.American support for Israel plummets as pro-Palestinian TikTok content floods feeds
Two years after Hamas’ brutal October 7 attack, the Israel-Hamas war narrative has been flipped on its head — with those who once supported Israel now becoming pro-Palestinian — which may be connected to the overwhelming support for Palestine on social media.
An article from the Washington Post reveals that “U.S.-based TikTok posters still show overwhelming support for Palestinians as the war rages on in Gaza, according to a report published Tuesday by the nonpartisan research center Cybersecurity for Democracy.”
“It found that for every pro-Israel post that appeared on TikTok in September there were roughly 17 posts supporting Palestinians,” the article continues.
“What is the result of that? Like, what’s the result of when you go on social media — which we now have decided to spend, what, eight, 10 hours a day on — and you see 17-1 messaging against Israel? What do you think happens? What’s the result of something like that?” BlazeTV host Stu Burguiere asks.
“Could it be this?” he asks, before reading another headline from the Washington Post: “Many American Jews sharply critical of Israel on Gaza, Post poll finds.”
In the poll, “most American Jews say Israel has committed war crimes against Palestinians,” and “about 4 in 10 say Israel has committed genocide.”
However, Burguiere says the definition of “genocide” that Americans are basing their answers off of “does not match any of the previously agreed-upon definitions of genocide.”
And Burguiere notes that American Jews are “convinced by this,” as the Washington Post found in another poll question that American Jews are much more critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership than they were in 2020.
In 2020, 40% of American Jews rated his leadership “excellent,” while 26% thought it was “only fair,” and 28% called it “poor.”
In 2025, it is now down to 32% “excellent” and 20% “only fair,” and it is up to 48% “poor.”
But it’s not just support from American Jews that’s slipping — it’s all Americans regardless of religion.
In a nationwide New York Times/Siena poll of 1,313 registered voters, the Times found that American support for Israel in general has undergone a “seismic reversal.”
According to the New York Times, a “majority of American voters now oppose sending additional economic and military aid to Israel,” and a whopping 40% of Americans believe Israel is “intentionally” killing civilians — which is up from 22% in 2023.
And Stu believes much of this “seismic shift” has to do with what’s happening on social media.
“Again, this isn’t really about the truth,” Burguiere comments. “It’s about how to frame this in a way that’s negative for Israel. That’s 100% what’s going on in social media and much of the regular media as well.”
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