Well said. Those pointing out the downsides of the deal are correct. But we will get some of our people home. And then, as always, whether our enemies thrive or fall, whether the downsides prove temporary or permanent, will depend on the quality and wisdom of our leaders. If you pay attention to who’s taking which position on the deal, you’ll notice that the debate isn’t over specific stipulations, it’s over trust in those leaders. I don’t have much trust in our current leaders, but I know the capabilities of this nation. After we get as many of our people out as possible, this nation will get back to the work of demolishing our enemies. If the current leaders can’t do it, we’ll find leaders who can. In the end, inasmuch as this deal leaves Hamas intact, that will prove a greater problem for Gaza than for Israel. It is Gaza that will not be able to turn the page, to open a new chapter, to rebuild and thrive, as long as Hamas runs the place.
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