Nearly 22 months have passed since the October 7 massacre—the deadliest attack on Jews since the Holocaust. Over 1,200 civilians and soldiers were murdered. Entire families were incinerated. Babies were decapitated. Women were gang-raped—some beside the bodies of their children. Holocaust survivors were dragged bleeding into captivity. Soldiers were executed in their sleep.
More than 250 civilians and
soldiers were abducted into Gaza. Fifty hostages remain. Children. Parents.
Elderly. Holocaust survivors. Forgotten by the world.
Held underground in Hamas
tunnels, they are denied sunlight, medicine, and increasingly, food. Many are
now being left to starve in darkness, while Hamas leaders dine on stolen
humanitarian aid. There is food in Gaza—Hamas has it. The hostages do not.
And yet, international pressure
focuses on Israeli restraint rather than the survival of these innocent
hostages.
🎗️ 22 MONTHS. 50
HOSTAGES. GLOBAL SILENCE.
Where is the outrage? Where is
the Red Cross? Where are the international journalists?
If these hostages were European,
UN planes would be landing daily. But they are Jewish. So they are ignored.
Their families live in torment.
The world scrolls on. We must not.
🏛️ THE UN PREPARES TO
RECOGNIZE A PALESTINIAN STATE—WHILE HOSTAGES REMAIN IN GAZA
Next month, at the UN General
Assembly, global leaders are preparing to formally recognize a Palestinian
state.
Not to demand the release of
hostages.
Not to sanction Hamas.
Not to investigate the October 7
massacre.
But to reward terror.
How can statehood be granted
while victims of mass murder still rot in tunnels?
What message does this send other
than: “Massacre Jews, get borders”?
This is not a peace plan. It is
appeasement. It is the political legitimization of barbarism.
💥 THIS IS A REGIONAL
WAR—NOT JUST GAZA
This war didn’t begin in Gaza—and
it won’t end there. Israel is battling a coordinated, Iran-backed, eight-front
assault:
1. Gaza – Hamas fights like a
militia and continues to regroup.
2. Judea and Samaria – Iran and
Hamas incite armed cells to destabilize from within.
3. Lebanon – Hezbollah has paused
mass rocket fire, but Israel continues striking operatives daily.
4. Syria – Iranian militias are
embedded and preparing for future escalation.
5. Yemen – The Houthis launch
long-range missiles, including a direct strike on Ben Gurion Airport.
6. Cyberwarfare – Iranian proxies
target Israel’s healthcare, civil, and military systems.
7. Information warfare – Hamas
dominates global media. Israel lags behind.
8. Iran itself – A 12-day war saw
Iran firing missiles—including nuclear-capable ones—from its own soil. The war
ended, but the nuclear threat remains. The region sits on a powder keg.
This is not a border dispute.
This is a fight for survival. And by extension, a defense of the West’s values.
