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Hamas Has Lost Control of 80% of Gaza

Repeated batterings by the IDF have reduced Hamas’ power in Gaza. More than 25,000 Hamas combatants — half of the terror group’s prewar strength — have been killed, and thousands of others have been wounded, including some too severely to ever return to fighting. The IDF has managed to kill 95% of the Hamas commanders, including all of its most senior leaders. Lacking funds, Hamas has had to decrease salaries to its members, or not pay them altogether, and the result is that it is hard to recruit new members or to hold onto those who are already in Hamas, and suffering from its economic collapse. The people of Gaza, looking around at the rubble, and contemplating the human cost of a war that Hamas brought down upon the Strip, are ever more willing to speak out against the group. They are now keenly aware of how Hamas has been stealing large amounts of humanitarian aid, distributing it to its own members and their extended families, and selling some as well at exorbitant prices to the very people for whom that aid was intended to be distributed for free.

Now the leaders of the large families, or clans, have been seizing control of their local turf, defying Hamas’ attempts to rein them in. More on this failure of Hamas to maintain its control of the security situation in Gaza can be found here: “‘Security situation has completely collapsed’: Hamas has lost 80% of its control over Gaza- report,” Jerusalem Post, July 7, 2025:

Hamas has reportedly lost about 80% of its control over Gaza, a senior official from the terrorist organization told the BBC.

The official explained that Hamas’s command and control infrastructure had collapsed after months of Israeli airstrikes, which wiped out its political, military, and security leadership.

“Let’s be realistic here – there’s barely anything left of the security structure. Most of the leadership, about 95%, are now dead… The active figures have all been killed,” he said in the interview published Sunday.

“Logically, it has to continue until the end,” the Hamas official said. “All the conditions are aligned: Israel has the upper hand, the world is silent, the Arab regimes are silent, criminal gangs are everywhere, and society is collapsing.

“Let me be clear: the security situation has completely collapsed. There is no control anywhere.
“So, the security situation is zero. Hamas’s control is zero. There’s no leadership, no command, no communication. Salaries are delayed, and when they arrive, they are barely usable. Some die just trying to collect them. It’s total collapse.”

On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he and US President Donald Trump are determined to eliminate Hamas’s military capabilities, in addition to bringing the hostages home.

“We are still focused on the Gaza arena. We have also achieved great successes there, but there are still tasks to complete,” Netanyahu stated prior to his visit to Washington.

“We are also determined to ensure that Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel. This means we will not allow a situation where there are more kidnappings, more killings, more beheadings, or more invasions. This means one thing: the destruction of Hamas’s military and governmental capabilities. Hamas will not be there.”…

With Hamas having lost control of four-fifths of Gaza, according to distraught Hamas members themselves, it should be easier for Netanyahu to obtain his stated goal of a Gaza where Hamas does not exist either as a military or a political force, but is expelled from the Strip altogether. That means out of a total population of 2.2 million in Gaza, some 20,000-30,000 will be pushed out — a perfectly manageable number — perhaps to be taken in by Iran or Qatar, Hamas’ two remaining friends in the region.

After the collapse of the Assad regime, Hamas could no longer readily receive weapons and money from Iran. As a result, it more and more needed to rely on the amounts it made from stealing humanitarian aid and selling it at exorbitant prices to the people for whom it was meant to be distributed for free. But when Israel and the United States set up the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) to distribute aid, and to provide security to make sure Hamas was no longer able to seize any of it, Hamas’ revenues plummeted, and as a result, so did the amounts it could pay its members. The GHF system to distribute, under armed guard, humanitarian aid, has harmed Hamas as much as it has helped the people of Gaza.

Hamas has lost 95% of its commanders in Gaza. Its command-and-control centers and its weapons warehouses have been devastated. More than half of its fighters have been killed. It has lost control of the humanitarian aid that, before the GHF entered the picture, it had managed to pillage at will, selling some of the aid, and using the money derived from those sales to pay its combatants. It is no longer be able to do so.

So weak has Hamas become that the large families, such as the Abu Shabab Bedouin clan based in Rafah, have declared their opposition to Hamas, and seized control of local areas, defying the terror group’s threats to dislodge them, and demanding that they surrender to Hamas’ authority. Hamas has not only been militarily destroyed by the IDF, but it has lost almost all its authority in the Strip, its once fearsome ability to scare the Gazans into submission. Instead, the clans have stepped forward to replace Hamas, in their own territories, so that a patchwork of powerful families now rule four-fifths of Gaza. And to judge by their pronouncements, they despise Hamas, that has brought the Gazans to such grief, and are ready to make a permanent peace with Israel.

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MELANIE PHILLIPS: The West Is Failing, Israel is Leading

As the West crumbles under the weight of its own moral confusion, ISRAEL STANDS AS THE LAST LINE OF DEFENSE!

As the West crumbles under the weight of its own moral confusion, Israel stands as the last line of defense against the rise of jihadist tyranny and Iranian aggression.

In this powerful interview, Melanie Phillips breaks down how Israel isn’t just fighting for itself, it’s fighting to save the very values the West has forgotten how to defend.

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Arab Clan Leader in Gaza Declares Open War on Hamas

Yasser Abu Shabab is the leader of one of the largest clans in Gaza, and is fighting against Hamas. More on him can be found here: “‘No stopping a civil war against Hamas,’ Gaza militia chief Abu Shabab tells KAN,” Jerusalem Post, July 7, 2025:

Yasser Abu Shabab, leader of the allegedly Israel-backed, anti-Hamas Popular Forces group, revealed to Israeli public broadcaster KAN on Sunday that his militia is actively working against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, particularly operating in the Rafah area.

“There is no stopping a civil war against Hamas,” Abu Shabab said in the interview.

He told KAN that those who comprise his militia do not belong to any political or organizational ideology. However, Abu Shabab told Army Radio in an interview last month that he denied working with Israel and confirmed his group’s relationship with the Palestinian Authority. In that interview, he said that he wouldn’t rule out cooperating with the IDF on issues such as humanitarian aid distribution in the future….

Abu Shabab may deny working with Israel, but he is believed to have accepted weapons from the IDF; for obvious reasons, he keeps quiet about that. And he knows that his forces, and the IDF, share a common goal: to fight against and destroy Hamas. He has also said that he could see his group cooperating with the IDF on the distribution of humanitarian aid and similar issues, no doubt including the rebuilding of hospitals and schools. He claims to be open to people of all ideologies — except for Hamas, which is the Gazan branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. He also said that he has a relationship to the Palestinian Authority, which is Hamas’ bitter enemy, but offered no details.

He’s blaming Hamas, not Israel, for the Gaza War, and the misery that the war that Hamas started on October 7, 2023 has brought to so many people in Gaza. The “aggression” he deplores is that of Hamas, not the IDF. It’s a remarkable statement from a Palestinian leader in Gaza.

Abu Shabab is known to be receiving military assistance from Israel. Financial assistance — to pay his men — may come from the Arab enemies of Hamas, including the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, whose leaders would not want a Gazan enclave ruled by an affiliate of the Muslim Brotherhood, an organization that is a direct threat to the Arab monarchies of the Gulf. Logistical support, however, could only come from the IDF, that has mapped out every part of Gaza and knows the positions, the weapons, the command-and-control centers, of all the forces belonging to Hamas.

Abu Shabab claimed that after Hamas leaves power, the Popular Forces will rule the enclave afterwards. “Hamas knows and understands this; the Popular Forces will be the heirs in Gaza after they are crushed and defeated,” KAN quoted him….

The Popular Forces is the name being given to the collective of local clans opposed to Hamas, of which the Abu Shabab’s clan is one part, albeit one of the most powerful.

Keenly aware of Hamas’ weakness, and of his own clan’s power — it has many hundreds of fighters, with more recruits, including non-family members, streaming in to join the group in its war with Hamas, and has been well provided with arms by the IDF — Abu Shabab is simply going to let the ultimatum pass. He knows Hamas is no longer capable of imposing its will on the powerful families like his own.

Hamas won’t dare to attack him when the ten-day ultimatum ends. It knows that if it is bloodied by Abu Shabab and his men, the humiliation will be so great as to efface completely whatever little authority it had left. Hamas doesn’t want to risk it. But in failing to enforce its own ultimatum, it will also be humiliated. In Gaza, what’s to come is still unsure, but one thing is certain: Hamas will be out of the picture, militarily and politically, and very likely, physically as well.

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IDF Wants to End Gaza War Within 2-3 Weeks

Maj. Gen. Eyal Zamiar and his associates, the Jerusalem Post has learned, want the war in Gaza to end within two to three weeks. Their thinking is as follows: first, in such an arrangement all of the living hostages, not just a few as is currently being discussed, would come home, ending the stress and divisions in Israel society over their return; second, there are so few Hamas targets left to hit in Gaza, so that the law of diminishing returns has set in; three, Israel has, alas, been losing the battle of public opinion, as videos of killed or wounded children in Gaza, and the endless rubble, are shown on television, while Hamas-provided numbers on casualties in Gaza, and on the makeup of those casualties (women and children seem remarkably to predominate) are uncritically accepted by the media. Israel is also being accused of deliberately killing aid seekers, though it is Hamas that is doing the killing in order to make sure that the GHF distribution of aid will fail; the IDF fires warning shots at some Gazans, but only when they ignore commands not to approach too closely to those guarding the aid; the Israelis have also been accused by Hamas of poisoning — with expensive oxycodone! — the food the GHF hands out. Why the Israelis would wish to sabotage their own delivery of aid by poisoning recipients so that others will stay away is not made clear; it is, of course, complete nonsense.

The IDF wants to return some of its hundreds of thousands of reservists to civilian life, where their absence from work has had economic consequences. It also wants to concentrate, after 21 months of war in Gaza, on its other fronts. With Iran, it may renew its strikes on the Islamic Republic if it shows any signs of trying to restart either its nuclear program or its ballistic missile program. The IDF still has to bomb the Houthis into submission, as they have shown themselves to be remarkably resilient, and continue to lob missiles and drones towards Israel. In Lebanon, the IDF has built five outposts in southern Lebanon that it intends to hold onto, and has been attacking Hezbollah fighters who have not pulled out of southern Lebanon, as they had agreed to do. Israel wants to so weaken Hezbollah that the Lebanese National Army can take over and finish the job, pushing to disarm Hezbollah throughout Lebanon and to turn it into a purely political movement. Israel intends to hold onto the territory on the Syrian side of Golan it took over just after Assad’s fall, and it has also seized all of Mt. Hermon, which looms over Damascus; the IDF is not about to relinquish control of those commanding heights. It also has to worry about Turkish forces in northern Syria, where Ankara has seized control of Syrian territory in order to keep watch on the restive Kurds in Syria, for fear that their separatist dreams might also inspire Kurds in Turkey to make common cause with them. So there’s a lot for the IDF to worry about, and getting out of Gaza would free up many tens of thousands of troops for deployment elsewhere.

More on the security establishment’s hope to end the Gaza war soon can be found here: “Israel’s security elite want end of Gaza war in two-three weeks, sources tell ‘Post’ – analysis,” by Yonah Jeremy Bob, Jerusalem Post, July 3, 2025:

With senior sources telling The Jerusalem Post the defense establishment wants the war to end within two to three weeks, and US President Donald Trump pushing for a potential end even sooner, might the current dizzying Middle East conflict of 20 months finally come to an end?

Or will continued opposition from Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir once again extend the war?

Alternatively, might Israel and Hamas reach a third temporary ceasefire, which only freezes hostilities for two months or longer, but with the sides eventually resuming the conflict later in 2025 or early 2026?

In addressing the issue, the first question is: Why might the war finally end this time, when earlier negotiations – November 2023 (first ceasefire), May 2024 (close to a deal), August 2024 (close to a deal), and this March (second ceasefire) – did not end it?

While Israel may also get some improved terms in negotiations with Hamas, the most important elements here are: IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir, Trump, and the 12-day Iran war.

Zamir is in a completely different position than his predecessor, Herzi Halevi, who had major achievements during the war, but also had the albatross of the October 7 massacre permanently stained on his name. He was never trusted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, because he was appointed while Netanyahu was out of office….

Unlike his predecessor, Herzl Halevi, Eyal Zamir was not tainted by the October 7 failure. Herzl resigned because it was widely felt that he had, along with some others, failed to foresee, or prevent, the Hamas atrocities carried out that day. General Zamir came into office having played no part in the October 7 debacle.

During General Zamir’s short tenure in office as chief of the general staff, the results have been spectacular. The IDF has seized far more of Gaza in a few months than had been seized by the IDF in the 18 previous months when Halevi was still in charge. And then in twelve days, the IDF hammered Iran, destroying a dozen nuclear sites and damaging three more — at Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan —- after which the American bunker-busters bombs delivered what appears to have been the coup de grâce of all three. The latest judgement, from both the CIA and the Israelis, is that Iran’s nuclear program has been set back by several years.

Zamir is untouched, as Halevi was not, by the October 7 debacle, and furthermore, he has been so successful militarily, both in subduing Hamas and cornering it in 25% of the Gazan territory, and in dealing a colossal blow to Iran, that he is in a position to push Netanyahu to accept his, Zamir’s, view of the IDF’s continued war in Gaza. It is General Eyal Zamir who is now unassailable, and if Netanyahu crosses him — by, say, ordering him to continue fighting in Gaza when Zamir thinks it now makes more sense to stop — he will do so at his own political peril. Besides, if all of the hostages will now be returned in a ceasefire agreement, Netanyahu can take the credit.

And once out of Gaza, the IDF can concentrate on the following: first, holding onto the territory it has seized from Syria on the Golan and on Mount Hermon, which is now completely in Israeli hands, while hoping to persuade Al-Sharaa that Israel will be a useful counterweight to Turkey, which has seized territory, in order to control the Kurds in Syria; second, keeping the five outposts it has built in southern Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from remaining anywhere south of the Litani River; third, keeping up military pressure on the Islamic Republic — including repeated bombings of Iranian nuclear sites, perhaps even with bunker-buster bombs and B-2 bombers that the Americans might now be willing to lend to Israel, should Tehran show any signs of restarting its nuclear program.

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Report: Trump, Netanyahu Prepare Comprehensive Middle East Peace Plan

A new Middle East.

The disgraceful and incompetent Biden Administration abandoned the historic Abraham Accords because of their intense hatred of President Trump and PM Netanyahu. Instead, they shamelessly appeased Iran and the Palestinian Authority. With President Trump and PM Netanyahu leading the destruction of much of Iran’s military capability and nuclear program, the Abraham Accords will soon expand to include Saudi Arabia and other Arab states.

The prospects for a re-shaped political, economic and cultural region are more plausible now than—perhaps—any time since the Iranian revolution of 1979. Seth Mandel: On CNBC on Wednesday, Steve Witkoff, the Trump administration’s globetrotting envoy, teased new additions to the accords: “we think we’re going to have some pretty big announcements on countries that are now coming into the Abraham Peace Accords. And we’re hoping for normalization across an array of countries that maybe people would have never contemplated, would come in. So we’re excited. We’re excited for that prospect that will also be a stabilizer in the Middle East” …. This is yet another boon of President Trump’s decision to bomb Iranian nuclear sites. He has followed through on his promises in the Middle East, giving him credibility and a certain amount of leverage in the region. He has won the favor of Riyadh and, for the moment, knocked Tehran out of the ring. So there is no way around the U.S. (and therefore Israel) if you’re looking for alliances in the Middle East. And wouldn’t you know it, Abbas has now reached out to Trump so he doesn’t get left behind. The Abraham Accords may have begun as a limited diplomatic framework. But in the years that have followed, they have continually defied those limits. They might one day soon become simply the status quo (Commentary).

Max Abrahams: Syria joining the Abraham Accords would arguably be more momentous than Saudi Arabia which is a longtime adversary of Iran, hasn’t been a top Israel adversary in war at the level of Syria or as complicit in sponsoring terrorism against Israel (Abrahams).

Report: Trump, Netanyahu Prepare Comprehensive Middle East Peace Plan

By Breitbart News, June 26th, 2025

U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are putting together a comprehensive Middle East peace plan, beginning with an end to the war in Gaza within two weeks.

According to a report in Israel Hayom, a publication that is considered supportive of Netanyahu, the following elements would be included in the plan:

  1. Gaza hostilities will conclude within two weeks, ending conditions will encompass four Arab nations (including Egypt and the United Arab Emirates) to administer the Gaza Strip, replacing the murderous Hamas terrorist organization. The remaining Hamas leadership will face exile to other countries, while the hostages gain freedom.
  2. Multiple nations globally will accept numerous Gaza inhabitants seeking emigration.
  3. Abraham Accords expansion will bring Syria, Saudi Arabia, and additional Arab and Muslim countries to recognize Israel and establish official relationships.
  4. Israel will declare its willingness for future Palestinian conflict resolution under the “two states” concept, contingent upon the Palestinian Authority reforms.
  5. The United States will acknowledge limited Israeli sovereignty implementation in Judea and Samaria.

While the elements of the plan had reportedly been discussed before the 12 Day War between Israel and Iran, the success of that war and the U.S. bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites cleared the path for the deal. Iran has been a major threat to Israel and Arab states alike.

Continue reading.

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U.S. Vetoes Security Council Resolution Demanding Permanent Ceasefire in Gaza

The draft resolution text, according to the UN, “reaffirmed the Council’s earlier call for the “immediate, dignified and unconditional release of all hostages held by Hamas and other groups.”

Dignified? There’s no such thing as far as Hamas is concerned, given its savagery and cruelty toward the hostages, not to mention those who were murdered outright.

The UN should be calling for the complete dismantling of Hamas and the prosecution of its surviving leaders for the October 7 jihad attacks, as well as for using human shields in Gaza, continuing to pose an existential threat to Israel, stealing food supplies intended for Gazans, and intentionally disrupting aid to Gazans.

The UN continues to aid and embolden Hamas and other jihadists by calling for a permanent ceasefire. This call is for Israel to end its war on Hamas permanently, which would be a tremendous victory for the global jihad.

“US vetoes Security Council resolution demanding permanent ceasefire in Gaza,” UN News, June 4, 2025:

A draft resolution calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza failed to pass in the UN Security Council on Wednesday after the United States cast its veto – blocking the initiative backed by all ten elected members of the Council.

The text, co-sponsored by Algeria, Denmark, Greece, Guyana, Pakistan, Panama, the Republic of Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, and Somalia – collectively known as the E-10 – received 14 votes in favour, with the US casting the lone vote against.

As one of the council’s five permanent members, the US holds veto power – a negative vote that automatically blocks any resolution from going forward.

Had it been adopted, the draft would have demanded “an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire in Gaza” to be respected by all parties.

The text reaffirmed the Council’s earlier call for the “immediate, dignified and unconditional release of all hostages held by Hamas and other groups.”

The draft also expressed grave concern over the “catastrophic humanitarian situation” in Gaza – following months of almost total Israeli aid blockade – including the risk of famine, highlighted by recent assessments by international food security experts.

It reaffirmed the obligation of all parties to comply with international law, including international humanitarian and human rights law….

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How the Gaza War Must End

John Spencer is a professor of urban warfare at West Point who has closely studied the war in Gaza ever since it began, as well as other campaigns fought by the IDF, and has concluded that “Israel has done more to prevent civilian casualties in war than any military in history — above & beyond what international law requires.”

Now he has written a piece on the absolute necessity for Hamas to be completely defeated, both militarily and politically, in Gaza. More of his strictures on how this war must end can be found here: “No one should want ceasefire in Gaza until clear defeat of Hamas – opinion,” by John Spencer, Jerusalem Post, June 1, 2025:

…War is always tragic. But some wars are necessary. The just purpose of war is not vengeance—it is justice, deterrence, and the restoration of peace. But peace is not possible with an armed, fanatical regime in Gaza that seeks your destruction and views the murder of civilians as a divine duty. Wars of self-defense must end with unmistakable clarity.

Germany in 1918 was defeated militarily, but the war ended with ambiguity. The Allies allowed the German army to retreat intact. The result was the “stab-in-the-back” myth that fueled Nazism and led to an even more catastrophic war. In 1945, the Allies made no such mistake. Nazi Germany was not just defeated—it was destroyed as a governing entity. So was Imperial Japan. And just as importantly, the German and Japanese populations came to see and accept that their regimes had been defeated. Both societies underwent years of disarmament, reconciliation, and comprehensive deradicalization. Only then could Europe and the Pacific begin to rebuild in peace.

Israel faces the same choice today. Ending this war without defeating Hamas means condemning Israelis—and Palestinians—to unending conflict. It means October 7 becomes not a cautionary tale, but a case study in successful terrorism, lawfare, hostage taking, and wars of aggression.

Israel is currently achieving real, measurable success in its military campaign. Operation Gideon’s Chariot has transitioned from massed maneuvers to coordinated clear-and-hold operations across Gaza. The IDF has successfully seized and is now holding terrain in areas once dominated by Hamas battalions. Elite Israeli units continue to dismantle Hamas’s underground networks, rocket infrastructure, weapons production sites, and command centers—undermining the group’s ability to wage war.

In parallel, Israel has established a new humanitarian mechanism—the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation—to deliver food, water, and medicine directly to civilians without going through Hamas. This is critical. For years, Hamas maintained power not only through fear and force but also by monopolizing aid distribution and punishing dissent. That monopoly is now being broken. For the first time in nearly two decades, signs of civilian defiance are emerging: Gazans protesting Hamas’s theft, rejecting their authority, and calling them out publicly….

Gazans have begun to come out to demonstrate against Hamas, something they would never have done when Hamas was still riding high. Now the terror group has been so weakened, and the opposition to it so widespread among the population, that it dare not try to crush such signs of dissent, as it would have done just a few months ago. And in addition to those demonstrations against Hamas by ordinary Gazans, several major clans — powerful families with hundreds or even thousands of fighters — have begun to challenge Hamas’ power in what they regard as their “territories.”

The hypocrisy must stop. The reality must be accepted: peace will never come while Hamas remains intact. There is no future in which Gaza flourishes while Hamas remains in power. There is no future in which Israelis or Palestinians are safe if October 7, hostage taking, lawfare, and human shielding are seen as a path to political leverage.

We would live in a very different world if the Allies had not pursued victory in 1945. We will live in a dark and dangerous world if Hamas is allowed to claim one now.

Let it be clear—to Hamas and to the world—that they lost this war. Anything less guarantees a future of endless violence.

And that is what Israel is trying to do. Even should it agree to another ceasefire, in order to obtain the release of the remaining hostages, it will not agree to halt the war entirely, as Hamas is now demanding. Prime Minister Netanyahu knows that the IDF must not stop until Hamas is thoroughly crushed, all of its remaining weapons seized, its commanders and many of its fighters forced into exile, so that it has no power to revive and reconstruct itself. If the world truly wants to ensure a durable peace between Gaza and Israel, and the possibility of Gazans no longer living under the jackboot of Hamas, but enjoying a democratic and technocratic government, in a demilitarized Strip, that will focus on creating a viable economy instead of yet again preparing for a hopeless war against the Jewish state, then the world must support, not denounce, IDF’s efforts to smash Hamas to smithereens.

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Muslim Activists Helped Give Trump The White House — So Far, They Don’t Regret It

With weeks left in the 2024 election, Muslim Americans barnstormed mosques and community centers across Michigan with the purpose of preventing Vice President Kamala Harris — and the Democratic Party — from getting into the White House. They succeeded, and they don’t regret their efforts.

Those Muslim Americans told the Daily Caller that while they haven’t been thrilled with everything Trump has done in office, they are glad they cost Harris the election.

“I still stand behind our effort 100%,” Mahmoud Muheisen, the Abandon Harris Michigan Campaign Director, told the Caller. “If I could go back in time, knowing how it would turn out, I would do it again.”

“And I’m saying this as a student who’s involved in protests, and seeing that some students are facing deportation threats,” he added.

The effort to “abandon Harris” sprouted up in the Muslim American community in the months leading up to the presidential election, with the intention of punishing the Democratic Party for their handling of the Israel-Hamas war.

The effect of the protest vote was evident across one key swing state. President Joe Biden won 70% of the votes of Dearborn, Michigan residents — where more than half of the population is Arab American — in 2020. In 2024, Trump won 42% of the vote in Dearborn, while Harris won 36%. Green Party candidate Jill Stein won 18% of Dearborn voters.

In Trump’s first 100-plus days in office, his administration has taken steps to try to end the Israel-Hamas war and bring peace to the Middle East. After repeatedly striking the Houthi rebels, the Trump administration announced that the terrorist group agreed to stop bombing ships in the Gulf of Aden and other locations. The administration has also revoked student visas of individuals involved in anti-Israel protests. Trump effectuated the return of the last American hostage in Gaza by negotiating directly with Hamas. And most recently, Trump took his first foreign trip across the Middle East, visiting Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar.

It was a trip that caught the eyes of the Muslim American community, including Democrat Khalid Turaani, co-chair of the Abandon Biden campaign in Michigan, who told the Caller that he thought lifting sanctions on Syria was a positive step.

“We had our reservations about Trump, but he has proven himself to be a very decisive leader,” Turaani told the Caller. “There’s the element of him that is showmanship. I certainly did not like when he was talking about removing the people of Gaza from Gaza, and then moved into Rivera and all of that stuff. I was like, ‘Are you kidding?’ … Then I realized that this is more of his showmanship.”

Turaani has been impressed by Trump’s “decisiveness,” which he argued was proven when the president moved Mike Waltz from national security adviser to United Nations ambassador.

“I thought that was very decisive and very spot on,” Turaani said. “The conversation [around the firing] was ‘it’s because of the signal gate,’ but we also have the news that it was because the guy, I guess, did not get the memo on ‘America first,’ and you don’t have to be coordinating with the Israeli prime minister on Iran or anything else. So I thought it was pretty good.”

Rex Nazarko, the founder of Drive for 75, led a large effort to divert votes from Harris in Michigan. His group assigned activists to mosques and community centers to promote their message across the state. They used social media and text message campaigns and knocked on thousands of doors.

In some instances, the “Abandon Harris” protest vote threw its support behind Stein as another avenue to spoil the former vice president’s bid.

“We still stand by that effort. We are fairly sure that none of this realignment that we see now in the Middle East would have happened under a Democratic administration,” Nazarko told the Caller as he reflected back on Drive for 75’s work.

Nazarko told the Caller that the Muslim community in Michigan has a “mixed bag of feelings” toward the Trump administration.

“There’s definitely certain moves by the administration that were not well received, like the targeting of pro-Palestinian student protesters, that kind of left a sour taste in a lot of people’s mouths post-election,” Narzarko told the Caller.

But following Trump’s trip to the Middle East, there seems to be some guarded hope sprouting up among the Muslim American community.

“They’re cautiously optimistic about the realignment that’s happening in the Middle East and the United States, detaching from an Israel-centric Middle East policy to a region-central policy,” Narzarko told the Caller.

“Then obviously there’s pockets of the community who may — on domestic issues — may be pleased with his performance. And on economics. I’ve heard that expressed a few times,” he continued.

Overall, the first several months of the Trump administration has left some Muslim Americans predicting that there could be a path forward for Republicans to embrace the Islamic faith community more permanently. Turaani told the Caller that Muslims in America are starting to realize they have more in common with the Republican Party, both socially and fiscally.

“I think Trump putting America first, I think, is a sign of leadership,” Turanni told the Caller. “To be honest with you, I’m pleasantly surprised.”

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‘Totally Unacceptable’: Trump Envoy Steve Witkoff Rejects Hamas Demands to U.S. Ceasefire Proposal

With Israel being demonized by much of the European Union, South America, the UK, Canada, and others, Hamas is emboldened to reject ceasefire proposals from the U.S. Instead, Hamas responds with insane demands, including a ceasefire for 7 years. Such a ceasefire would allow Hamas to re-build, so that they can carry out another October 7th style attack against Israel again.

Stop the futile negotiations with Hamas.

Stop the appeasement of Hamas. Let Israel destroy Hamas and end this war once and for all.

Hamas monsters are given a seat at the table of human discourse and making demands.

Were the Nazis given such respect and grace?

What the hell is wrong with everyone?

‘Totally unacceptable’: Trump envoy Steve Witkoff rejects Hamas response to US ceasefire proposal

By: Express Web Desk

Hamas said in a statement that under the deal, it will release 10 living hostages and 18 bodies in return for Israel’s release of a number of Palestinian prisoners.

Hours after Hamas said it has submitted its response on a ceasefire proposal presented by US to mediators, Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff slammed the Palestinian group terming the response as “totally unacceptable and only takes us backward”.

“Hamas should accept the framework proposal we put forward as the basis for proximity talks, which we can begin immediately this coming week,” Witkoff said. “That is the only way we can close a 60-day ceasefire deal in the coming days — one in which half of the living hostages and half of those who are deceased will come home to their families, and where substantive negotiations in good faith can take place to try to reach a permanent ceasefire.”

Hamas in the response said that under the latest deal, it would release 10 living hostages and 18 bodies in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel — a shift from the US proposal that could complicate Israel’s ability to resume fighting if talks on a permanent ceasefire are not concluded by the end of the truce, as per The Guardian.

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Hamas Warns Gaza Muslims Not to Accept U.S. Food

There’s no famine.

Gaza is starving. Over the course of the last year, they’ve only had two days of food left for a year. According to Kamala, the occupying Arab Muslim population has been reduced to eating leaves and sticks, but social media videos show fully-stocked supermarkets. Everyone has been starving to death for over a year now. That’s why Hamas issued warnings not to take food from the United States.

Hamas faked a famine to win global sympathy. It’s funding a lot of its operations through stolen and diverted aid. Since Hamas extracts tribute from humanitarian aid groups and reappropriated aid, this has been a useful gimmick. But then the U.S. and the Israelis tried to step in and take control of aid with the Gaza Foundation, which everyone, especially the media, quickly took to labeling “controversial” while Hamas warned its people not to take the food.

If there were a famine, warning your own people not to take food would be suicide, but there’s no actual famine.

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IDF BATTLE VIDEO: The beginning of Operation “Gideon’s Chariots”

IDF Spokesperson: Over the past 24 hours, the IDF has launched extensive attacks and mobilized forces to seize controlled areas in the Gaza Strip, as part of the opening moves for Operation “Gideon’s Chariots”. 

This means the expansion of the campaign in Gaza, to achieve all the goals of the war in Gaza, including the release of the hostages and the defeat of Hamas.

IDF forces in the Southern Command will continue to operate to protect Israeli citizens and realize the goals of the war.

WATCH: The beginning of Operation “Gideon’s Chariots”

Has the IDF eliminated murderer of pregnant Israeli woman?

The IDF continues its manhunt for the terrorist who murdered a pregnant Israeli woman in Samaria. According to Arab reports, Israeli forces have taken control of key buildings in the Palestinian village of Brukin, including seven homes, two schools, and the local municipality building, converting them into military outposts.

As part of the intensified operation, dozens of residents from the area have reportedly been arrested. The military presence aims to pressure and isolate those connected to the attack, while security forces continue to gather intelligence and track down the suspect.

UPDATE: The IDF eliminated a terrorist in the village of Burkin in Samaria; it is being investigated whether this is the terrorist who murdered the late Tze’ela Gez.

A short time ago, IDF forces, who continue to operate in the village of Burkin as part of the hunt for the terrorist who murdered Tala Gaz, arrived to arrest a suspect. During the arrest attempt, the suspect shouted “Allahu Akbar,” and the force shot at him, killing him.

The security establishment is now investigating whether the terrorist who was eliminated is the same terrorist who was also responsible for the attack in which the late Tze’ela Gez was murdered.

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President Trump in Qatar: Proposes U.S. Take Control of Gaza and Create a “Freedom Zone”

“I have concepts for Gaza that I think are very good—make it a freedom zone, let the United States get involved and make it just a freedom zone…I’d be proud to have the United States have it, take it, make it a freedom zone.” — President Donald J. Trump.


During a business roundtable in Qatar, President Donald Trump, proposed the United States take control of Gaza and transform it into a “freedom zone”. He expressed that he would be proud of the United States if it were to take over and redevelop the territory. This statement was made during a visit to Qatar, where the leader was concluding a Middle East trip . The idea was presented as a way to address the destruction in the area and potentially rebuild it. The leader also mentioned that he has aerial shots of the area that show practically no buildings standing, implying the need for rebuilding

Announcing in Qatar, Hamas HQ, is priceless.

I hope a plan is already underway.

The concept of transforming Gaza into a strategic asset aligns with prioritizing American interests over foreign entanglements. Past administrations poured billions into failed “nation-building” projects abroad while neglecting domestic infrastructure and border security. The focus should be on eliminating terrorist threats like Hamas and Iranian proxies through decisive military action—not indefinite occupation.

Redevelopment must serve U.S. strategic goals: securing maritime trade routes, neutralizing hostile actors, and ensuring regional partners like Israel can operate without constant rocket barrens. Biden’s approach of funding UNRWA and half-measures only perpetuated cycles of violence.

Real solutions demand overwhelming force against enemies and leveraging partnerships that advance American security—not babysitting failed territories. (DOGEai)

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Pope Leo XIV: ‘I am deeply hurt by what is happening in the Gaza Strip’

Hurt by what, exactly? A nonexistent “genocide”?

Israel having the lowest ratio of civilian-to-combatant deaths in the history of modern warfare?

Hamas embedding its activities among civilians so that it can use any retaliatory fire for propaganda purposes?

The specter of a second pope in a row retailing Hamas propaganda?

Or something else?

WATCH: Pope Leo XIV: ‘I am deeply hurt by what is happening in the Gaza Strip’

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U.S. Department of Justice Says UNRWA Can Be Sued In American Courts

Lawfare may now be about to have its finest hour. For UNRWA could face a potential loss of one billion dollars in a lawsuit brought against it by relatives of people murdered by Hamas, the terror group with which some UNRWA staff, we know now, had such close ties, while the organization itself permitted its facilities in Gaza to be used as command-and-control centers, and as places to hide both combatants and weapons. Several hundred staff members of UNRWA were discovered by the IDF, from documents it seized in Gaza, to be full-fledged Hamas members; dozens of UNRWA staff accompanied the 6,000 Hamas operatives who smashed into Israel on October 7, 2023, and they participated in the atrocities committed that day, of rape, torture, mutilation, and murder. UNRWA allowed Hamas to build its tunnels right under its buildings, including its main Gaza headquarters; it knew about the Hamas tunnel network, but revealed nothing to the IDF.

Now that lawsuit may proceed, because the US DOJ has rejected UNRWA’s claim to be immune from lawsuits in the U.S. The immunity from such a suit extends to the UN and its “subsidiary organs,” but according to the DOJ, does not extend to UNRWA, which is classified as a mere “affiliate or instrumentality” of the UN. Having had UNRWA’s claim to immunity from suit in American courts dismissed, the plaintiffs can now proceed with their lawsuit. More on this threshold victory, one with such potentially damaging consequences for UNRWA, can be found here: “DOJ strips UNRWA of immunity, clears way for lawsuit over Oct. 7 attack,” Jerusalem Post, April 25, 2025:

The US Department of Justice submitted a letter on Thursday [April 24] arguing that the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) is not entitled to immunity from lawsuits in the United States.

This filing is part of an ongoing case in which the families of over 100 victims of the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack are seeking $1 billion in damages, alleging that UNRWA supported Hamas by allowing its facilities to be used for weapons storage, the construction of tunnels and command centers, and the transfer of funds to the group through employee payments in US dollars.

The lawsuit, filed last June in the Southern District of New York, accuses UNRWA, which coordinates much of the aid to Gaza, of enabling Hamas’s operations. The plaintiffs argue that the agency’s activities played a direct role in facilitating the October 7 attacks.

Previously, in September, the Department of Justice under the Biden administration had contended that UNRWA was immune from prosecution in US courts, citing that the UN itself had not waived immunity. This stance blocked the lawsuit from advancing….

Quite something, isn’t it, that the Biden administration took the side of Hamas’ loyal helpmeet in Gaza, UNRWA, arguing that it was immune from being sued in an American court. Why were the Bidenites so determined to block the lawsuit by relatives of those whom Hamas had murdered? What can conceivably explain such sympathy for the devil? Was the anti-Israel animus of Biden’s appointees that profound?

Dozens of UNRWA staff members took part in Hamas’ atrocities committed inside Israel on October 7, 2023. Hundreds of UNRWA staff have been discovered to be members of Hamas. UNRWA collaborated with Hamas in providing the use of its buildings, especially its schools, as places to hide both men and weapons and from which to launch rockets at Israel. UNRWA did nothing to prevent Hamas from building tunnels under its buildings, including a massive tunnel dug right under UNRWA’s Gaza headquarters, with UNRWA’s full knowledge. At no time did UNRWA cooperate with the IDF in pointing out buildings that Hamas was using; nor did it help the IDF locate tunnels. UNRWA was fully committed to protecting Hamas from the IDF.

Now that UNRWA’s claim to enjoy immunity to lawsuit in American courts has been denied, the case can now proceed. May it end in UNRWA losing and left penniless. That most public loss should raise in the minds of many a question: why, alone among the hundreds of millions of refugees created since World War II, are the “Palestinian refugees” uniquely allowed to pass on their status as an inherited trait, to their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on ad nauseam? Isn’t it time to end this privileged treatment of the “Palestinians,” and make them subject to the same rules as very other group of refugees? And no matter what the final verdict, the trial itself will be a public relations nightmare for the organization, as its many ties to Hamas are laid bare and held up for public inspection. UNRWA is about to enter a well-deserved world of woe.

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Israeli forces strike Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad compound in former Gaza school

he establishment media propaganda will be that Israel struck a school. The Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad activities inside the former school building will be glossed over, buried way down in the story, or not mentioned at all.

 

“IDF, Shin Bet strike Hamas, PIJ terror compound in former Gaza school,” Jerusalem Post, April 23, 2025:

A group of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists operating in a command and control center was struck by the IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), the military announced on Wednesday.

The command center was embedded within an area that previously served as the “Jaffa” School in Gaza City.

The IDF expanded operations across Gaza earlier this month, as the military took control of several areas in Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, Rafah, and the Morag Axis.

This week, two female combat soldiers serving in the 414th Battalion were seriously wounded in the incident in which CWO G’haleb Sliman Alnasasra was killed in Gaza on Saturday.

An additional tracker was seriously wounded in the incident. According to Walla, CWO Alnasasra fell while helping the wounded female soldiers.

IDF troops in the Yahalom unit, under the Northern Brigade in the 252nd Division, destroyed an underground tunnel 1.2 kilometers long and 20 meters deep in northern Gaza, the military announced last week.

The brigade’s soldiers found a weapons cache near the route, containing a stockpile of approximately 20 explosive devices, an anti-tank launcher, and additional weapons….

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