The insistence from Washington for a diplomatic solution post-Sinwar's death, as voiced by Vice President Kamala Harris, raises significant concerns, suggesting a misunderstanding of the realities of warfare against genocidal terror groups.
Using the phrase 'this moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in Gaza' overlooks the imperative need to confront groups like Hamas who show no interest in peace, making such calls dangerously naïve.
The image of Sinwar's death starkly represents the reality: sometimes war is necessary against entities that perpetuate extreme violence and terror, rather than pursuing endless diplomacy.
Underestimating Hamas’ genocidal agenda can mislead to calls for ceasefires and negotiations, which ignore the ongoing realities of violence and the existential threats posed to Israel.
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