They, the Useless Nations," Just Rewarded Terrorists. And called it “Peace.”

Jewish Blood Is Cheap Again—And the “Free World” Just Proved It...Yep, I'm talking to you Britain, France, Canada and Australia!

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Appeasement Manifesto

Appeasement in Our Time: The United Nations of Surrender

On Rosh Hashanah, the day Jews lift their eyes toward heaven and ask to be inscribed in the Book of Life, the United Nations decided to stage its own little theater of the absurd. On the birthday of the world, when Jews reflect on life, faith, and the fragility of existence, the bureaucrats in their glass tower chose to demonize the only Jewish state and gift-wrap legitimacy to a Palestinian death cult.

Timing? Not a coincidence. It was a gut-punch. A moral provocation. A well-timed insult masked in diplomatic fluff.

And here’s the kicker: the world clapped.

Let me be blunt. What the UN did wasn’t diplomacy. It was appeasement. It was Chamberlain landing in London, waving a worthless scrap of paper signed by Hitler, proclaiming "peace in our time"—and being hailed as a hero while Europe stood on the edge of the abyss. We’ve seen this movie. We know how it ends. The question is: why are we playing it again?

But this time, it wasn’t just Britain playing useful idiot. This time, the cowards formed a chorus line. Canada. Australia. France. The UK. All tripping over themselves to recognize a terror state while 48 hostages are still rotting in Hamas tunnels. Let that sink in. With Israeli blood still wet on the sand, these nations decided now was the moment to gift legitimacy to savages.

Oh, but don’t worry. The PR team made sure to sprinkle in just enough hollow words about "hopes" and "two states" and "Hamas having no role." As if terrorists ever wait for an invitation to the party. As if Hamas gives a damn about democratic reforms. As if you can paper over October 7 with a hashtag and a handshake.

This wasn’t a step toward peace. This was a message. A loud, shameful one. It said: massacre Jews, take hostages, burn their villages—and we’ll reward you with a seat at the table.

Don’t pee on my leg and tell me it’s raining.

Edan Alexander’s story is the antidote to this insanity. That young man was kidnapped on October 7, 2023. He spent 584 days in Hamas captivity. Tortured, isolated, dehumanized. And when he finally stood before a crowd in 2025, he didn’t ask for pity. He asked for his uniform back. He pledged to rejoin the IDF. To fight. To finish what Hamas started.

"My story does not end with survival," he said. "It continues with service."

His words lit up the room like a match to dry tinder. He didn’t break. He burned brighter. That kind of courage is a mirror the West refuses to look into—because it shows everything we’ve lost.

That’s the difference. They glorify death. We choose life. They turn children into martyrs. We turn scars into swords.

Let me tell you what nobody in that marble echo chamber of the UN will admit: the Western world is in the middle of a slow-motion suicide, and Israel is the last country standing on two feet. These appeasing nations—drunk on their own self-righteousness—just handed Hamas a diplomatic win while their own citizens screamed NO in every poll. But does that matter anymore? Not when globalists have decided that Jewish blood is cheap and Islamic terrorism is just misunderstood resistance.

Islamist ideology doesn’t respect weakness. It laughs at your ceasefires. It mocks your negotiations. It watched America try to nation-build in Iraq and Afghanistan and saw a retreat. It saw Europe bow to terror in exchange for "stability." It saw the Iran Deal. Benghazi. The Taliban waltzing back into Kabul. And it concluded—correctly—that Western leadership is too cowardly to call evil by its name.

Appeasement doesn’t buy peace. It rents silence—until the next explosion.

As David Friedman said, the Palestinian Authority is a corrupt, homophobic, misogynistic failure that rewards the murder of Jews. And now, Western nations have told them: don’t change a thing. Keep funding terror. Keep denying Israel’s right to exist. We’ll still pretend you’re a government.

This isn’t just ignorance. It’s evil dressed up as diplomacy.

Psalm 27 says it best: "The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear?" Rabbi Yaakov Emden didn’t insert this psalm into the Jewish liturgy to make us feel warm and fuzzy. He inserted it as a declaration of covenantal defiance. As a reminder that Jewish destiny doesn’t bow to mobs, diplomats, or tyrants. And when he spoke of "the land of the living," he wasn’t dreaming of heaven—he was talking about Israel. The real land. The real fight. The real future.

Add to that Isaiah’s fire: “For Zion’s sake I will not be still, and for Jerusalem’s sake I will not be quiet.” That’s not just poetry. That’s marching orders.

We’ve seen this movie before. The world ignored Hitler. They thought they could contain him. Appease him. Talk him down. That didn’t end well. And it won’t this time either.

But while they host cocktail parties and swap virtue signals, Israel will stand. Edan will re-enlist. The spirit of the Jewish people will roar through the ruins. We will not crumble. We will not cave.

And to every politician, diplomat, and professor too spineless to speak the truth: history is watching. And history doesn’t forget cowardice.

This isn’t just about Israel. This is about the West’s will to survive. When you legitimize terror, you undermine your own civilization. You embolden the forces that want to burn it all down. Just ask the families in France, Canada, or Britain how "safe" they feel walking through neighborhoods their grandparents built.

Right now? That will to survive is on life support.

Choose life. Choose truth. And for God’s sake, stop rewarding savages.

Until victory.