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Mark Levin was right to call attention to what’s happening on the information battlefield: while our diplomats and commanders work toward a durable peace, terrorists and their sympathizers have already scored major wins in the propaganda war. Levin praised President Donald Trump’s heavy lifting in brokering a Gaza agreement and warned that the narrative being pushed by much of the media can hand victory to our enemies if we let it stand unchallenged. Americans who love freedom should celebrate any diplomatic breakthrough, but not be naive about the soft-power victories the other side is claiming.
“Propaganda works” is not a tired slogan; it’s a warning sign. Levin has repeatedly pointed out how biased reporting and selective outrage can tilt public opinion toward the terrorists’ talking points, portraying murderous Islamist groups as aggrieved victims rather than the killers they are. That narrative shift undermines public resolve and weakens our negotiating position — exactly what Hamas and its backers want, and exactly what a principled, patriotic media should refuse to provide.
Look at how quickly the story lines flip when somebody cranks out emotive footage or invented outrage: casualty numbers get rounded up, context gets stripped away, and moral equivalence becomes the headline. Levin is right to be furious with our mainstream outlets that act more like press secretaries for foreign adversaries than watchdogs for the American people. If the press refuses to name the enemy and rebut their propaganda, the battlefield shifts from sand and steel to living rooms and classrooms, and that is where democracies die.
That doesn’t mean the Trump-brokered deal is worthless — far from it. It’s a geopolitical breakthrough that could deliver hostages home and remove Hamas from its violent chokehold on Gaza, but every patriotic American has a right to demand answers about enforcement, verification, and who will actually hold the peace together on the ground. We cannot celebrate photo-ops on the South Lawn while leaving gaping holes in the mechanism that prevents the rearmament and political resurrection of jihadist networks.
Mark Levin has not been shy about the hard medicine this fight requires: confronting terrorists decisively, cutting off their financing and logistics, and refusing to coddle their apologists at home. His calls for a muscular response — and for accountability from weak leaders who enable these threats — are the very kind of straight talk Americans deserve. If we don’t apply power where necessary and expose propaganda for what it is, we’ll be lecturing future generations about how we let liberty slip away.
So here’s the bottom line for hardworking Americans: back true leadership that secures peace through strength, demand transparency about any deal, and push back relentlessly against a media culture that too often amplifies the enemy. Be proud of any step toward a lasting settlement, but skeptical of anyone who treats spin as policy or sympathy as strategy. This country survives because patriots stand watch — now is the time to stand taller, speak clearer, and refuse to let propaganda hand victory to those who would destroy us.
