Picture a father in Gaza digging his kids out of rubble with his bare hands. That's not a strategy, it's a meat grinder. Every bomb that drops, every kid pulled dead out of that dust, is a recruitment ad for the next generation of fighters. Hamas knows that. And Israel knows it too. This war doesn't end the threat; it guarantees the next one. You don't kill an idea with artillery. You don't make Israelis safer by turning Gaza into a moonscape. Both sides are feeding a machine that only produces corpses and more rage. Someone has to say it: this war is a catastrophic failure of imagination, and it's making everything worse.

The real question isn't whether Hamas is evil. Everyone with a working conscience knows they are. The question is whether this war stops them, and it doesn't. You're treating this like putting down a rabid dog, but Hamas is an idea wrapped in a grievance, and every orphan you make is another recruit. Israel has killed tens of thousands of civilians and Hamas is still firing rockets. That's not victory, that's a treadmill. If your solution worked, you wouldn't need to keep bombing. Call me when you have a plan that kills fewer terrorists than it creates.

You just said Gaza kids deserve to die because they cheered. That's not an argument, that's a license to massacre children, and it's exactly the kind of thinking that guarantees this war never ends. You've stopped seeing human beings and started seeing targets. And even on your own logic, Hamas loves that you're saying this out loud. Every dead kid they can point to as proof Israel is the monster, you just handed them. You're not solving the problem, you're feeding it, and you're too busy dehumanizing kids to notice.