Trump Said the Quiet Part Out Loud: Disarm Hamas — or Else...

Was that a promise or a Threat???

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Let me translate for the hand-wringers at the UN still holding ceasefire ceremonies between catered lunches.

Trump said:
“Hamas will disarm. And if they don’t, we will disarm them. Do you understand me?”

That’s not a threat.
That’s a promise.
Wrapped in steel and dipped in common sense.

It’s what leadership sounds like when you stop pretending terrorists are misunderstood revolutionaries.

Let me ask the geniuses in the foreign policy cocktail circuit:
How exactly do you negotiate with a group that kidnaps children, fires rockets from hospitals, and hangs civilians from light poles?
Spoiler alert — you don’t.

You don’t negotiate with Hamas.
You disarm them.
And if they won’t hand over the weapons, you take them.
By force.
Because evil doesn’t back down from hashtags.

Trump’s plan doesn’t tiptoe.
Gaza will be demilitarized.
No tunnels. No rocket stockpiles. No “resistance fighters” with GoPros and grenades.

And yes, it’s going to be hard.
The next phase is the toughest — not because it’s wrong
but because it’s finally right.

There’s no peace until Hamas is powerless.
No safety until the cowards hiding behind children are dragged into daylight.
No future until someone grows a spine and means what they say.

Trump meant it.

And for the first time in years
“Do you understand me?”
wasn’t a question.
It was a warning.