Zitat ...man kann davon ausgehen, daß die israelische Regierung nicht zulassen wird, daß die internationalen Mittel, die für den Wiederaufbau des Gazastreifens vorgesehen sind, zu einer erneuten Aufrüstung mißbraucht werden. Nach der Freilassung der letzten Geiseln gäbe es in einem solchen Fall für die IDF keinerlei Grund mehr, hier noch Rücksicht bei einem Vorgehen gegen diese „Freiheitskämpfer“ zu nehmen.
Netanyahu heute im Interview mit CBS News:
Zitat Interviewer: Mr. Trump says the war is over. But clearly the war is not over: the IDF is deployed through sections of Gaza still, and Hamas is still on the streets of Gaza. How can you say the war is over?
Netanyahu: Well - we agreed to give peace a chance. We agreed - the conditions in this twenty-point plan are very clear - it's not only that we get the hostages out without getting our military out, but that we would subsequently have both a de-militarization AND disarmament - they are not the same thing. First, Hamas has to give up its arms. And second, we want to make sure that ther are no weapons factories inside Gaza, that there is no smuggling weapons into Gaza: that's de-militarization. We agreed that that's part of the plan. And we also agreed: OK, let's get the first part done, and now let's give a chance to do the second part. Peacefully, which is my hope. But if not ... I think I heard the President speak tonight. He said: Listen, they'd better do it, or ... you know, how can I speak for him? - he said: all hell breaks loose! Well, I hope it doesn't. I hope we can do this peacefully, and we're certainly ready to do so.
Zitat Gina@ginnydmm I always say Israel is losing the PR war, but have a read at this...…….
Mitch Schneider
October 10 at 12:09 PM
“I keep hearing that Israel "lost the PR war." And you know what? Fine. Sure. Whatever. The world thinks we're monsters. The UN passed over 30 resolutions condemning us. College campuses exploded with protests. "Genocide" trended on Twitter for 700 days straight.
We lost the PR war. Congratulations to everyone who won it.
Now let me tell you what we won instead. Two years ago, my country was surrounded. Hezbollah had 150,000 rockets aimed at us from the north. Hamas controlled Gaza with an army in tunnels beneath it. Iran was months from a nuclear weapon. The Houthis were firing missiles at our ships. Assad's Syria was an Iranian highway. Iraqi militias were itching for war.
We called it the "ring of fire." Iran spent 40 years building it.
Billions of dollars. Endless weapons. Thousands of fighters. All of it designed for one purpose: to destroy Israel in a coordinated attack. October 7th was supposed to be the beginning. Hamas attacks from the south, Hezbollah from the north, militias from the east, Houthis from the sea. The final war.
You know what happened instead? Israel dismantled the entire thing. Piece by piece. Threat by threat. Not in some distant future. Not "eventually." In two years.
Nasrallah spent 32 years building Hezbollah into the most powerful non-state military in the world. Israel killed him in his bunker and took out his entire command structure in weeks. Hezbollah isn't weakened. It's finished.
Iran built a nuclear program for decades. Israel set it back years. Killed their top scientists. Destroyed their facilities. Made the regime so weak that its own people are revolting.
Assad survived a civil war, Russian intervention, and American strikes. He couldn't survive losing his Iranian backers. His regime collapsed. The land bridge is gone.
The Houthis thought they could close the Red Sea. Israel crippled their long-range capabilities and neutralized the threat.
Hamas? Sinwar died in rubble clutching a stick. Haniyeh was eliminated in Tehran. Deif is gone. The tunnels are destroyed. And this week, Hamas agreed to a ceasefire and the release of all hostages.
Read that again. The terrorist organization that started this war by massacring 1,200 people just agreed to release every hostage and accept a ceasefire on Israel's terms.
So yeah. We lost the PR war. I'll take that loss. Because here's what we gained:
My kids don't have to run to bomb shelters anymore. The north is being rebuilt. Hezbollah's rockets are gone. Iran's nuclear threat has been pushed back years. The tunnels under Gaza are rubble. The "ring of fire" is extinguished.
And now? The hostages are coming home. There's a ceasefire. The fighting can finally end. Two years ago, we were facing an existential threat. Today, we're the dominant power in the Middle East.
Here's the thing about the "PR war" - it's a luxury. It's what people with security worry about. It's optics. It's perception. It's whether someone with a blue checkmark likes you.
Israel doesn't have that luxury. We never did. When people scream "genocide," we're preventing one. When they cry "disproportionate," we're stopping rockets. When they demand "ceasefire," we're rescuing hostages.
While the world was busy judging us, we were busy surviving.
And not just surviving. Winning. Fundamentally, decisively, historically winning.
Iran's 40-year plan to surround and destroy Israel? Over. The axis of resistance? Shattered. The greatest coordinated threat in our history? Defeated.
So let me ask you something: Would you rather win the PR war and lose your country? Or lose the PR war and secure your existence for the next 50 years? Because that's the actual choice. And Israel made it. Again. The world can have its hashtags. We'll take our sovereignty. They can have their protests. We'll take our security.
They can have their moral outrage. We'll take our children sleeping safely. History doesn't remember who had better PR. It remembers who survived. And Israel isn't just surviving. We're thriving. Stronger, safer, more secure than we've been in decades.
That's not losing. That's winning the only war that actually matters.
So congratulations to everyone who won the PR war. Truly. I hope the trending hashtags and celebrity endorsements bring you comfort. Meanwhile, Israel will be over here. Still standing. Still strong. Still here.
Because that's what we do.” 9:08 AM · Oct 15, 2025
President Donald Trump is threatening to "go in and kill" Hamas members in Gaza after Hamas-linked gunmen appeared to carry out a public execution in Gaza this week.
"If Hamas continues to kill people in Gaza, which was not the Deal, we will have no choice but to go in and kill them. Thank you for your attention to this matter!" Trump posted on Truth Social.
This comes after Hamas-linked gunmen appeared to carry out a public execution in Gaza on Monday, according to an eyewitness and video verified by ABC News. The video shows seven men blindfolded and kneeling at gunpoint as masked fighters were poised to shoot them in the head from behind. An edit from Reuters freezes the video at the moment shots are fired but the audio of gunshots continues.#
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