Israel's lame that Hamas violated the ceasefire.

When there's reporting that contradicts that, but who knows, it's in the cloud of war right now. It's not the fog of war, Dave. It is your fog. You're unwilling to understand the most basic principle here that there's probably never been a more moral war. I was in Gaza. Have you been to Gaza? Does anyone on the internet not know the answer to this question, Pierce? I've been sitting here for two years telling people,

you're not going to destroy Hamas this way, and every one of them said, what do you know, comedian? You're not an expert. And yet here we are. Are we expected to believe Mr. Netanyahu is going to chant, give peace a chance, and rebuild Gaza?

I think not.

You've had Norman Finkleton with his revisionism and doom and gloom.

This is way bigger than Israel than Hamas.

There's a bigger picture.

The Israeli hostages are finally home.

The Palestinian prisoners have been released.

The war in Gaza officially is over,

but sadly with Israel and Palestine, it's never simply the end. As a great British leader once said,

it may simply be the end of the beginning. The IDF launched airstrikes on southern Gaza just dazed

into the truce after two of its soldiers were killed by Hamas. President Trump blamed the flare-up

on Hamas rebels, acting without authority from the leadership which is committed to peace. But that fact

alone gets directly to the point at hand. Who is running Gaza? Who can run Gaza? If rebel

fighters continue to roam, how can the ceasefire possibly hold when far-right ministers

from Israel prop up Netanyahu's government and are already demanding

the IDF returns to finish the job. And what exactly does President Trump mean when he says that we

will violently eradicate Hamas if it doesn't behave, especially as J.D. Vance has completely ruled out

any US troops going to the region. Well, Trump one applauded rightly for brokering a ceasefire

that many deemed impossible and for getting the hostages released. The big question is whether

his brute force alone is enough to prevent what many see as inevitable, a return to all-out war.

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