Trump Issues Major Warning to Hamas: Hostages Must be Released by Saturday Or Else
In the annals of American diplomacy, there have always been defining moments when U.S. presidents faced down international adversaries with unmistakable resolve.
From Ronald Reagan’s bold stance at the Brandenburg Gate to George W. Bush’s bullhorn speech at Ground Zero, history remembers the times when American leadership meant something on the world stage.
For too long, America’s enemies have grown accustomed to lengthy negotiations, endless dialogue, and what many conservatives have dubbed the “diplomatic waltz” —a tedious dance where terrorists lead and the West follows.
The result? A world where organizations like Hamas believe they can dictate terms to the international community while holding innocent civilians…
