Staff Reports
Donald Trump’s election sent shockwaves through the heart of Hamas. Before his administration, one brave Israeli hostage endured dehumanizing conditions that are hard to imagine. After Trump’s victory, the terrorists suddenly feared the power and determination of a leader who wouldn’t tolerate their brutality. They stopped their abusive behavior and began treating him with a basic level of decency, fearing Trump’s mighty wrath. This is exactly the kind of leadership America, and indeed the world, needs—strong, no-nonsense, and unwilling to back down to terrorists.
The left, however, was rooting for a different ending. Hamas, a group known for its viciousness, wanted Kamala Harris in power. Why? Because her perceived softness was music to their ears. Those on the left dream about a world where everything is negotiated around kumbaya circles. They fail to grasp that their preferred ‘leaders’ are seen as easy marks by the enemies of freedom everywhere. These terrorists wanted someone they knew would bend under pressure, allowing them to continue their reign of terror unfettered.
Israeli Hostage Details How Hamas' Behavior Changed 'Immediately' for the Better After Trump Was Elected https://t.co/82O70Bzsfp
— Lois Levine Fishman (@FishmanLevine) June 1, 2025
Donald Trump, however, instilled fear in those who thrive on chaos and terror. His presence on the global stage was a clear signal that America would stand tall and protect its allies. The change in treatment that the Israeli hostage experienced wasn’t some coincidence; it was a direct result of a shift in leadership styles. Hamas knew they couldn’t play games with Trump in charge, so they straightened up real quick.
Some may question Trump’s methods, but there’s no denying the results. The proof is in the pudding, or in this case, in the better treatment and eventual release of hostages. Strength commands respect where weakness invites chaos. How many times does the lesson need to be learned before liberals wake up?
In a world filled with threats, does America want a leader who inspires fear in our enemies, or one that terrorists openly prefer? The choice isn’t just about policies; it’s about survival. The next time someone criticizes Trump’s approach, maybe they should ask: who would Hamas vote for?
