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When the dust settled on a hard-won ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, one thing became crystal clear to patriots who still believe in American strength: this breakthrough was secured by American leadership, plain and simple. President Donald Trump and his team moved mountains where hesitant diplomats and feckless bureaucrats had stalled for years, forcing a result that brought hostages a step closer to home.
Former Senator Norm Coleman, a stalwart defender of Israel, told Newsmax exactly what millions of Americans are thinking — Trump deserves the praise for pushing this deal over the finish line. Coleman’s appearance on conservative media made the obvious point: when freedom and lives are at stake, you don’t get results by placating dictators or bowing to political correctness; you get results by showing strength and resolve.
Predictably, some European leaders rushed to slap their names on the victory lap, eager to claim credit for a deal they only politely welcomed after American pressure made it possible. Westminster and Brussels talking points about “supporting the agreement” ring hollow when the U.S. was the engine that pulled reluctant actors together and kept the focus on freeing hostages and stabilizing the region.
On the ground, the human reality proves why this mattered: phased releases of hostages, international pledges for reconstruction, and a summit in Sharm el-Sheikh to lock down implementation are all tangible outcomes of the American-brokered framework. Families who have suffered for years are finally seeing the beginnings of justice and relief, and Israel’s leaders publicly acknowledged the pivotal U.S. role in securing those deals.
Let’s be blunt — American allies needed decisive leadership, not lectures from distant capitals or moral equivalence from elites. While others offer tepid praise or try to rewrite the record, Trump’s administration delivered hard bargaining and results, and the alternative — endless diplomatic handwringing — would have left hostages and innocents to suffer longer.
This victory also belongs to the team Trump assembled: envoys and ambassadors who refused to accept failure and who turned negotiations into action. Their work shows what conservatives have long argued — that strong, clear American power combined with principled allies can achieve peace and protect liberty in a dangerous world.
Patriotic Americans should celebrate this moment while staying vigilant. The deal must be implemented, Hamas must be stripped of power, and international aid must be carefully managed to rebuild without empowering terrorism. If Washington keeps its nerve, and if citizens demand accountability from pretenders who try to steal the spotlight, this could be the start of a new era where America leads, not apologizes.
