Only Trump Can Stop the Israeli Hamas War /Lt Col Daniel Davis

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The speaker argues that Israel's military campaign in Gaza is counterproductive and cannot bring lasting peace or security. Drawing on personal experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, the speaker explains that insurgent movements like the Taliban only grew stronger in response to increased military pressure. Similarly, Israel’s strategy of using overwhelming force will not defeat Hamas or achieve peace, but will sow further instability and suffering.

Key points include:

Hamas’ strength can't be measured accurately, and military force won’t eliminate them.

Historical parallels show bombing campaigns (like in Vietnam) fail to crush determined populations.

Israel’s actions are causing immense humanitarian damage, comparable to WWII bombings, with long-term consequences like child malnutrition.

U.S. support is essential for Israel’s military campaign; without American bombs, weapons, and logistics, it can't continue.

The speaker believes only Donald Trump has the leverage to stop this — by threatening to cut off U.S. military aid unless Israel agrees to a ceasefire.

He proposes a deal involving the U.S., Hamas, Qatar, and others, aiming to halt the violence, not to solve the whole conflict, but to stop further harm.

Even if it doesn’t solve everything, halting the destruction is a necessary first step.

Israel is harming itself, and many in its leadership and population are ideologically entrenched, but U.S. policy must shift regardless.

The speaker ends with a plea for moral and strategic clarity, urging the U.S. to stop enabling what he sees as unjustifiable violence and to take responsibility for changing course, beginning with immediate action.