NO HOSTAGES, NO CEASEFIRE: STOP NEGOTIATING WITH MONSTERS
Let’s speak clearly. Bluntly. Without the diplomatic gauze.
If there is a single Israeli hostage left in Hamas hands — just one — then there must be no ceasefire, no pause, no “phased release,” no handshake with mediators, no ceremonies in Cairo, Doha, or Washington.
Not now. Not ever.
We bring them ALL home. Alive. Together. In full. Or the war does not stop — it escalates.
Because here is the truth no one in the international community wants to say out loud:
Hamas is not a government. It is not a resistance group. It is not a negotiating partner. It is a genocidal, sadistic, psychopathic terror cult that should not exist.
And we are playing games with it.
Who in their right mind thinks we should give Hamas a 60-day ceasefire in exchange for 10 living hostages and 18 corpses?
Who in this country thinks we should release terrorists — many of them murderers — back into Judea and Samaria, Gaza, and Jerusalem, in return for being allowed to slowly bring our people home?
This isn’t a deal.
It’s extortion. It’s blackmail. It’s moral and strategic suicide.
And every Israeli who isn’t screaming from the rooftops right now should ask themselves:
Have I gotten used to this madness?
Let’s not forget what happened.
October 7 was not a war — it was a pogrom. It was Auschwitz without the gas chambers. It was Kristallnacht with GoPro cameras. It was gang rape in front of children. It was the burning of babies. It was the slaughter of Holocaust survivors. It was Jews being hunted in their homes.
And now we are sitting across from the perpetrators and saying:
“Sure, we’ll wait two months. Give us ten back now, and we’ll patiently wait for the rest.”
Are you out of your minds?!
This is not strength. This is Stockholm Syndrome. This is the behavior of a state that has lost its moral compass, its survival instinct, and its spine.
And before you tell me about “international pressure,” “American involvement,” or “Qatari mediation,” let me stop you right there:
Not one hostage was taken from America. Not one was abducted from Qatar. Not one was raped in Paris, or shot in London, or set on fire in New York.
They are our citizens. Our children. Our grandparents. And it is our duty to bring them back. All of them. Now.
To our leadership:
I do not envy your position.
You are balancing world opinion, military strategy, humanitarian needs, and political fallout.
But with all due respect — this isn’t hard.
There is no grey area here. No moral ambiguity. No room for nuance.
If you make a deal that lets Hamas breathe easier while our people rot in tunnels —
You are failing us.
If you agree to let terrorists walk free while our hostages are drip-fed to us like breadcrumbs —
You are disgracing the very flag you serve.
If you sit quietly while international mediators push plans that reward sadism with legitimacy —
You are not leading. You are surrendering.
Let me ask you, plainly:
Would America tolerate a 60-day wait for its hostages from ISIS?
Would Britain accept the slow return of beheaded citizens from Al-Qaeda?
Would France sit still while its children were being traded for terrorists?
Of course not. They would flatten cities. They would scorch the earth. They would demand justice — in full, without delay.
But for Jews? For Israel?
We’re expected to wait. To bargain. To show “restraint.”
Because the world is comfortable watching Jewish pain — as long as it’s polite, scheduled, and spread out over a few weeks.
No. Not anymore.
We are not slaves in Egypt.
We are not helpless in Warsaw.
We are not lambs at Auschwitz.
We are not shaking behind fences waiting for mercy.
We are Israel. We are armed. We are awake. And we are DONE negotiating with evil.
The message must be simple. Brutal. Unapologetic:
Bring them ALL back. Same day.
Any other proposal is rejected outright.
The IDF keeps fighting until the hostages are free, the tunnels are rubble, and Hamas is extinct.
No more ceasefires that serve our enemies.
No more humanitarian gestures for inhuman monsters.
No more political chess while our people are screaming in cages.
And to the international community:
You want this war to end? Pressure Hamas. Not Israel.
Demand the return of all hostages. Don’t dare tell us to “pause” while Jewish families are still burying burned children and receiving bones in body bags.
Our grief is not a negotiating chip. Our rage is not negotiable.
Am Yisrael is not a bargaining table. It is a nation. And our sons and daughters are not for sale.
We bring them home — ALL of them — or we keep going. We finish the job. We destroy every last shred of this evil. We turn every Hamas safehouse into rubble. Every tunnel into a tomb.
No hostages? No ceasefire. No Hamas. No mercy.
Victory — or nothing.