Staff Reports
Israel’s right to secure its ancient lands is under attack—again. President Trump’s latest move to block Israel from annexing the West Bank shows how tangled and dangerous globalist meddling can be, even when it comes wrapped in the guise of “peace.” The West Bank, or Judea and Samaria as it’s known to every true supporter of Israel, is sacred ground, historically Jewish, and strategically vital. For decades, the left and their international cronies have tried to wrest it away, ignoring history and security for agendas that weaken our strongest ally in the Middle East.
Netanyahu’s push to annex those territories is no reckless gamble. It’s a bold defense of Jewish heritage and a necessary act of sovereignty after years of having Israel’s hand tied behind its back by soft-on-terror Western powers. That Trump is now stepping in—telling Israel “no” to annexation—exposes the hypocrisy of so-called “pro-Israel” politicians who just can’t stomach Israeli strength if it threatens the Palestinians or regional appeasers. This isn’t about justice; it’s about power. And the globalists want Israel tethered, not empowered.
President Trump "I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank. Nope. I won't allow it. It's not going to happen." pic.twitter.com/URALveuajX
— D. Scott @eclipsethis2003 (@eclipsethis2003) September 26, 2025
Meanwhile, liberal elites seem perfectly content to watch Israel’s enemies grow bolder, even as Hamas holds innocent hostages and Western nations rush to recognize a Palestinian state amid ongoing violence. This is the height of irresponsibility. Treating terrorist groups and terrorist sympathizers as legitimate negotiators only invites more bloodshed. Israel’s efforts to secure its borders and reclaim rightful territory aren’t just smart—they’re existential. Yet Trump, presumably eyeing broader peace deals with Arab states, trades Israel’s historic claim for diplomatic cover. This is a dangerous game of chess where Israel’s sovereignty becomes a bargaining chip for globalist “peace.”
Let’s not forget how the Abraham Accords—a rare moment of hope in the region—only held steady after Netanyahu backed off annexation threats. Now, with Trump publicly denying Israel the right to annex the West Bank again, one wonders how much longer those fragile alliances can last. Are we seriously expected to believe that appeasing hostile nations and placating social justice warrior demands will bring lasting peace? That’s fantasy, not foreign policy.
The harsh truth: America should stand firmly with Israel’s right to secure its ancient heartland. Weakness emboldens enemies; hesitation costs lives. If Trump truly cares about peace and American interests, he’ll stop undermining Israel and start demanding real accountability from Palestinians and their backers. Otherwise, we’re just setting the stage for more violence, betrayal, and chaos. When will our leaders finally put America and Israel’s security above globalist games? Or are we destined to watch freedom’s greatest ally be sacrificed on the altar of political correctness?
