Quora How likely is it that the US will support a military operation in Rafah?
"US [doesn't] need to support a military operation in Rafah and Israel is not asking for [that]. Biden administration can object to Israel operation in Rafah, but eventually it is Israel's decision to make. Biden administration's acknowledges the need to wipe out Hamas, but because of elections and far left pressure want to avoid it.
"Israel cannot do 3/4 of the job and leave 1/4 of Hamas active. Hamas is radical fanatic Islamic jihadist terrorist organization who vow to destroy Israel. Hamas will never abandon the violence way, they just want time to recover and rebuild, therefor Israel must annihilate Hamas.
"Israel is committed to prevent radical Islam jihadists power over Gaza."
Here is hoping that Israel can save all the remaining Queen Esthers held hostage in Gaza (and the Jewish boys and men hostages too). But if it is not to be then let us hope that the IDF makes sure Hamas ends up like Haman -- for the sake of all future Queen Esthers.
"March is Women’s History Month and if the historical mistreatment of women is to serve as an important theme then we are obligated to turn our attention to the most mistreated women of them all, of late, and that would be Jewish women. Last October 7, Jewish women were, en masse, brutally raped, sexually tortured, murdered, and mutilated by Hamas. The cruelty inflicted is beyond words but Hamas was not finished. Some of the Jewish women were kidnapped and dragged away to Gaza where the abuse continues. Adding insult to injury, a complicit United Nations seems more intent on covering up the numerous atrocities committed against Jewish women on October 7 than revealing them. Imagine that -- the world cries for justice for women, but not so much if the women are Jewish.
"It just so happens that March is also the month that the Jewish holiday of Purim falls (begins sundown this Saturday). Purim celebrates the survival story of the Jewish people that took place in ancient Persia, the demise of a wicked man named Haman (top adviser to King Ahasuerus and author of the plan to massacre the Jews), and the courage of a Jewish woman who saved her people." . . .
. . ."If Hamas survives, it will rebuild and come back stronger and there will be much more death. Haman had his kill-the-Jews edict, Hamas has its own kill-the-Jews Charter. Hamas and Haman are one and the same. Hamas has been deemed a terrorist organization by the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and many other nations. Wouldn’t the world be a much better place without it?". . .
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