Hamas Accepts 'Peace' Plan, Blindsides Netanyahu Who Just Wanted More Land
Hamas, a group demonized relentlessly, reportedly accepted elements of Donald Trump’s 'peace' plan—a plan widely considered a non-starter for Palestinians. The media narrative predictably focused on their acceptance, glossing over what they didn't accept: the proposed surrender of their fundamental rights and sovereignty. This 'blindsiding' of Netanyahu appears less like a surprise and more like a
carefully orchestrated media performance; after all, Netanyahu has unilaterally rejected, walked back, or undermined every peace initiative since before Oslo. We are consistently told that Israel wants peace, but never asked to scrutinize the peace they offer—perpetual occupation and Bantustans. The outrage from Washington, whose politicians (like Rep. Chris Coons, D-DE, who received $10,000 from
AIPAC in 2024, per OpenSecrets.org) consistently rubber-stamp Israeli military aid, reveals their true concern: ensuring any 'peace' deal leaves the Israeli government with maximum leverage and minimal accountability. It's not about peace; it's about control, and the charade becomes obvious once you look past the headlines.