Trump Calls for Gaza to be “Wiped Out” After Hamas’ Gruesome Celebration of Slain Israeli Children

Trump Calls for Gaza to be “Wiped Out” After Hamas’ Gruesome Celebration of Slain Israeli Children

By; Fern Sidman

In a dramatic escalation of rhetoric, President Donald Trump has reportedly declared his desire to see Gaza “wiped out” following distressing images of celebrations in the territory over the return of the bodies of Israeli children. Channel 14 News in Israel reported that Trump, upon seeing footage of the grim exchange, expressed his outrage in stark and unequivocal terms to his advisors, stating, “I want to see Gaza wiped out. I don’t want to see even one building standing.”

Hamas terrorists staged a blasphemous parade today and carried out coffins with children to loud music .
Meanwhile, “Innocent civilians” in Gaza brought babies to watch other babies in body bags. Their cruelty knows no bounds.

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The statement, if confirmed, would mark one of the most courageous positions taken by a US president on the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. While Trump has long been a staunch supporter of Israel, this reported comment signals an unprecedented hardline stance that could have significant implications for both U.S. foreign policy and the broader geopolitical landscape.

BREAKING: U.S. President Trump, after witnessing the return of the deceased Israeli hostages, reportedly told his advisors, according to Channel 14:

“I want Gaza wiped out. I don’t want a single building left standing.”

Let H3LL break loose.
NO MERCY.

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Trump is widely regarded as one of Israel’s most supportive American leaders. His administration’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, the relocation of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv, and the brokering of the Abraham Accords—all reinforced his image as a champion of Israeli interests.

There is no end to the depravity. Imagine taking your child to watch this. It is not a soccer match, it is the m*rder of babies. 💔🎗️#kidnappedfromisrael #amyisraelchai #standwithisrael #westandwithisrael #endjewhatred #bibas pic.twitter.com/7Dwxq81m5N

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Trump’s approach to Gaza has always been confrontational, but his reported remarks represent a shift from a strategic military stance to one of total eradication. Such rhetoric echoes calls from certain Israeli factions advocating for decisive military action against Hamas.

The highly publicized Hamas celebrations in Gaza over the handover of the remains of Kfir and Ariel Bibas, their mother Shiri and 84-year old Oded Lifshitz struck a nerve in Israel and among its allies. This event, a macabre glorification of terrorism, calls attention to the deep and seemingly unbridgeable chasm between the two sides.

For Israel, retrieving the bodies of its citizens—especially children— shines a spotlight on the brutality of Hamas. For Palestinians, the return of remains is often framed as part of a larger struggle, where even the dead become symbols of resistance.

As Trump’s reported comments made waves, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) served as a rallying point for staunch pro-Israel policy in the U.S. Among the most striking moments at the event was a speech by Vice President JD Vance, who addressed the plight of the hostages still held in Hamas captivity in Gaza.

Gaza puts on a parade to *celebrate* their kidnap and murder of a mother and her babies and an 84-year-old grandpa.

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Speaking before a highly energized crowd, Vance directly addressed the families of those taken captive, delivering a message of solidarity and resilience: “You are not forgotten. We stand with you. America stands with you.”

His words were met with resounding applause, highlighting the widespread support within the conservative movement for Israel and the need for stronger American leadership in securing the release of those hostages remaining in Gaza. Vance’s speech focused on a growing demand among Republicans for a more forceful approach to hostage situations and foreign policy concerning U.S. allies.

The previous Biden administration pursued a policy of cautious support for Israel, balancing humanitarian concerns with military aid. However, Trump’s statements suggest a drastic shift toward a more aggressive posture that could lead to full-scale U.S. involvement in Israeli military operations.

The reported comment raises serious questions about the extent to which the U.S. would back an Israeli offensive. If Trump were to advocate for the complete destruction of Gaza, this could provoke backlash from Arab nations, heighten tensions with Iran, and potentially trigger broader regional instability.

If Trump’s words are to be taken at face value, they mark a turning point in American foreign policy rhetoric—one that could redefine U.S. involvement in the Middle East for years to come.