For the past few days, the world has been celebrating the ceasefire between Israel and Gaza,

and most importantly, the release of the hostages back to their families in Israel.

It is a time for celebration, one that President Trump should be proud of for the rest of his presidency

as a defining element of his legacy.

He indeed should have received the Nobel Peace Prize even before he achieved the release of

the hostages and brokered a peace deal in the Middle East.

This is the historic dawn of a new Middle East.

The president rightfully declared this the historic dawn of a new Middle East.

But can a new Middle East truly emerge?

The real story?

What President Trump achieved is nothing short of remarkable, but Hamas is nothing short of evil.

And I have zero trust that they will keep their word. Just look at these headlines.

Hamas carries out public executions just hours after peace treaty signing.

After Trump declares war is over, Hamas executes rivals in Gaza to reassert control.

Hamas releases video showing street executions of collaborators.

In one social media video, confirmed as authentic by

a Hamas source, seven men alleged collaborators with Israel were forced to their knees and shot

from behind.

According to the times of Israel, Hamas has killed at least 33 people since the ceasefire took effect. That alone should be enough to prove my point.

Hamas cannot be trusted.

But let's dig deeper. Let's dig deep into the psychology behind the peace deal.

I've been evaluating the parties much more than just listening to their words. I've been

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