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No More Restraint: Israel Must Eradicate Hamas for Good
The unthinkable has once again become reality. The cold-blooded murder of Ariel and Kfir Bibas—two innocent children whose only crime was being born Jewish—is the latest and most harrowing confirmation that Hamas is beyond negotiation, beyond containment, and beyond redemption. There is no moral equivalence here, no gray area left to debate. Hamas is not a legitimate governing body or a political organization with grievances; it is a genocidal terrorist entity committed to the destruction of Israel and the mass slaughter of Jews.
For decades, Israel has played a dangerous balancing act—seeking to eliminate threats while appeasing the demands of the so-called “international community.” Each military operation has been measured, each ceasefire granted in the hope of achieving temporary calm, each diplomatic concession made in the name of “de-escalation.” But history has shown, time and again, that these efforts have achieved only one thing: Hamas’s continued existence and its ability to regroup, rearm, and unleash new waves of terror.
Enough.
The time for measured responses has passed. The barbaric murder of the Bibas children, along with their mother Shiri and 84-year old Oded Lifshitz, was not just another casualty in a war—this was the deliberate, sadistic execution of toddlers and adults, an act of evil so profound that it obliterates any remaining illusion that Hamas can ever be “contained.” And as if that were not horrific enough, Hamas has now engaged in yet another grotesque act of psychological warfare: refusing to return the remains of Shiri Bibas, the mother of Ariel and Kfir. The terror group cynically claimed to have returned her body, only for forensic DNA analysis to prove otherwise. This is not just a violation of any ceasefire terms—it is an attempt to break the soul of a grieving nation, to inflict pain beyond the battlefield, to torment families in ways that defy even the darkest corners of human cruelty.
There is no negotiating with such an enemy. There is no peace process that can rehabilitate a group whose very ideology is rooted in the extermination of an entire people. Hamas has, for years, manipulated the West’s obsession with diplomacy, using every ceasefire to replenish its rocket supply, fortify its tunnel networks, and refine its ability to wage war against civilians. The cycle is as predictable as it is catastrophic: Hamas attacks, Israel defends itself, the world pressures Israel into restraint, Hamas regroups, and the next massacre is only a matter of time.
But there is no more time.
The forensic evidence is irrefutable—Ariel and Kfir Bibas were brutally beaten and murdered in captivity by their Hamas captors. These terrorists, who parade themselves as “freedom fighters” to a credulous global audience, executed babies in cold blood. This is not war. This is the purest form of evil. And it is an evil that must be met with absolute and overwhelming force.
President Donald Trump has made it clear—Israel has his unequivocal support to finish the job once and for all. Unlike the current U.S. administration, which has at times hesitated or pressured Israel to show restraint, Trump has removed any doubt. The Jewish state has been given the green light to defend itself in the only way that will ensure lasting security: the total and permanent destruction of Hamas.
So why is Israel waiting?
The world will protest. It always does. It protested when Israel bombed Nazi train tracks too late. It protested when Jews fought to establish a homeland after the Holocaust. It protested when Israel defended itself in every war launched against it. And it will protest now. But Israel’s survival cannot be contingent on the approval of a world that has, more often than not, stood by as Jewish lives were slaughtered.
Israel has the military capability to eradicate Hamas completely. It must now summon the political will to do so. This is not just about deterrence. It is not just about security. It is about ensuring that the next generation of Israeli children does not grow up under the specter of annihilation.
No more truces. No more temporary operations. No more appeasement of those who celebrate the murder of Jewish babies.
The time has come to open the gates of hell on Hamas and ensure that this terror group ceases to exist—permanently.
