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2:51Now PlayingSecretary of State Antony Blinken’s planned Mideast trip will mean more pressure on Israel to make concessions to Hamas, yet Jerusalem’s best course is to push on and finish off the terrorists. NY Post Deputy Editorial Page Editor Adam Brodsky shares this story.
The IDF has made significant progress, and Israel musn’t agree to anything that could jeopardize victory.
At this point, Hamas’ central goal is simply to hang on long enough for Kamala Harris to win in November and then save it from final eradication.
Iran is helping out: Its officials now claim Tehran will shelve plans to retaliate against Israel for killing Hamas boss Ismail Haniyeh if Jerusalem engages in good-faith cease-fire talks.
Meanwhile, Hamas boss Yahya Sinwar is reportedly demanding Israel cease fire now as a precondition for cease-fire talks, which would give him immediate breathing room and let him stretch out the talks for months.
In fact, Iran actually wants an excuse to hold off: It fears losing face if it doesn’t respond to the killing of Haniyeh in Tehran, but its last strike at Israel was an embarrassing bust.
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