Reflections on War and Peace in Gaza
Who knows where Gaza will go – but Israel isn’t going anywhere.
Who knows where Gaza will go – but Israel isn’t going anywhere.
Make no mistake: when you celebrate October 7, you celebrate rape, torture, kidnapping, and slaughter. And no amount of sloganising about “liberation” or “resistance” can wash that blood away.
The truth is that this world is full of atheists, some of whom figured out how to use blasphemy as a form of sorcery to wield power over other humans. It turns out we never killed God, we just enslaved him.
Let these useful idiots pay their own way home and reflect on their choices.
These protesters, including the three Kiwi numpties, look like useful idiots doing the bidding of Hamas terrorists. They might believe they are helping Gaza, but they are just props in a propaganda game.
The United States can credibly punish Australia, Canada, and the UK for their diplomatic blunder.
Trump’s plan should not be accepted uncritically. It requires amendments – particularly on prisoner releases, security guarantees, and the PA’s role. But it is a foundation on which serious discussion can at last be built.
Trump has shown real leadership and taught a lesson to other leaders. The same could be said of our very own Winston Peters. These are wise old heads trying to bring some commonsense to a highly volatile situation.
We thank the coalition government – and especially Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon – for a decision that upholds New Zealand’s reputation as an independent and principled voice for peace.
In response to Audrey Young’s NZ Herald article: ‘How Winston Peters could have gone further on Palestine’.
Out of touch, obsessed with international posturing, and blind to Kiwis’ priorities. If this is their big election pitch, good luck to them. The voters will see right through it.