Staff Reports
Edan Alexander’s release from the clutches of Hamas should be a clear warning to every American who’s been fooled by the media’s endless cheerleading of failed policies and globalist soft spots. After nearly two years of captivity, this young man—an American who stood shoulder to shoulder with Israel’s defenders—finally walked free because someone with guts and smarts stepped up. And no, it wasn’t the current swamp-ridden White House or the usual coddling diplomats who avoided rocking the boat. It was President Donald Trump, who refused to let this hostage crisis become just another forgotten tragedy.
The relentless attacks on Trump often focus on alleged foreign policy blunders, but here’s a fact the left won’t shout from their coastal echo chambers: Trump’s involvement was crucial in bringing Edan home. While Democrats twisted themselves into knots over woke nonsense and fantasy diplomacy, Trump quietly leaned on the right mediators, like Qatar and Egypt—yes, the same players our side loves to bash when it suits the narrative—to push Hamas into a corner. This move wasn’t weakness. It was smart. It was bold. And it delivered results where “do-nothing” has become the trademark of the Biden administration.
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Let’s be clear: Hamas is a terrorist organization, and their readiness to negotiate only came after ruthless pressure. Yet, the media and Democrats insist on painting this conflict with broad, weak strokes—as if America’s hands are tied and innocence lost while we wait for some magical world government to save the day. No. The truth is the opposite. America must stand firm, support Israel unequivocally, and demand the release of every American hostage left in Gaza. That means real negotiations backed by real leverage, not half-hearted talks designed to please globalist left-wing friends who care more about optics than outcomes.
The Alexander family’s gratitude toward Trump and his team should serve as a direct rebuke to the feckless policies pushed by liberals who keep cozying up to regimes hostile to our allies—and our own citizens. While Edan was trapped behind enemy lines, liberal politicians and media hacks were busy creating policies that emboldened Hamas rather than dismantled it. This isn’t about casual diplomacy; it’s about strength, clarity, and putting America first in every foreign policy decision. That’s the lesson the current administration desperately needs to learn before more Americans suffer unspeakable fates.
It’s time to ask: how many more lives will be at risk before the left wakes up? What will it take before America stops apologizing for defending its own? Edan’s freedom proves that fighting terrorism with resolve—not handwringing and virtue signaling—works. It’s high time Washington stops playing politics with American lives and starts acting like the tough protector the world expects. Because if not now, when?
