Episode 426, The Andrew Parker Show - The Hard Truth About Gaza and Trump’s 20-Point Plan

In this short but powerful episode, Andrew Parker unpacks the so-called Gaza “peace plan” recently touted by Donald Trump. With a 20-point proposal that Israel accepted but Hamas only feigned agreement to, Andrew questions whether this plan truly promotes peace—or simply prolongs despair, destruction and terrorism.

From the October 7th atrocities to Hamas’s entrenched radicalization and Western governments’ willingness to appease them, Andrew makes the case that real peace requires the unconditional elimination of Hamas—not concessions that allow them to reconstitute and terrorize again.

Listen now for a clear, uncompromising perspective on Israel, terrorism and the future of the Middle East.

Transcript

Episode 426, The Andrew Parker Show

Andrew Parker (00:02)
Welcome to another episode of the Andrew Parker show. Thank you once again for joining us. This is going to be a short. Many of our shows are 30 to 40 minutes. I hope to keep this to 10 minutes or under as I'm wanting to talk today about the Gaza air quotes piece, close air quotes.

plan.

It is touted by the Trump administration, Donald Trump with the best of intentions, but sometimes cannot get his ego to tout something far beyond what it actually is. Is this really a peace plan? The 20 point plan that Trump rolled out ⁓ several days ago.

that the Israelis ⁓ accepted and that Hamas, ⁓ a day or two later, couple days later, ⁓ feigned acceptance, but it was actually a vague agreement to talk further. And what does that really amount to? So is this really a peace plan?

Or is it simply a plan?

for more destruction, more despair for the Palestinians, but also for the state of Israel and for Jews around the world as anti-Semitism grows. Israel, just like any other sovereign country around the world, should not have to live with the most heinous,

and just across the border, people who want to destroy.

their very existence to rid everyone of Jews across the world, starting with the state of Israel, which is what Hamas's charter calls for. It is what they have acted upon. It is what to this day they continue to demand and to in a vitriolic manner

espouse and that is the total destruction of the state of Israel and also of the Jewish people but of the state of Israel and with those people who burned babies ⁓ alive yes truth It is in the video and people still ⁓ Claim never happened

It definitely happened.

the killing of husband and wife, the killing of children in front of their parents, of grandparents in front of their...

middle-aged kids.

raping of women

and be heading.

crossed Israel on October 7th, two years ago.

But the world is saying Israel's just gonna have to live with it. No, Israel is not going to. And this peace plan, while Israel has agreed to it,

⁓ I don't believe is going to work first off Hamas. I don't believe will ever carry it out I Will be surprised if they release all of the hostages and return the bodies of those who are deceased Hostages who are deceased?

They may claim that they will do it. I again will be surprised if it gets done. Remember, the number one weapon that Hamas, the terrorist organization, and many terrorist organizations, but particularly Hamas has, is the despair and destruction and death of Palestinians themselves. Because it creates

messaging that they want around the world. It solidifies support for their movement around the world, as immoral as that is. Western Europe has decided to throw in, by rewarding, throw in with Hamas and the terrorist organizations. By rewarding what they did on October 7th, by rewarding their constant calls for

repeating it over and over and over again if they are allowed to continue in existence. And as they hand over the reins from one group to another after their leadership is eliminated,

They continue to believe they are getting stronger. So what is this 20 point plan? It's the release of all hostages within 72 hours. Well, that, already hasn't happened. It has not been accepted without conditions and who knows what those conditions are as we speak. secondly, the de radicalization of Gaza, that simply is not going to happen because the Palestinian people for generations,

have been taught from cradle to grave ⁓ for generations, as I say, to hate the Jews, to hate the state ⁓ of Israel. Now there are many Palestinians who have rejected that and who wish to live side by side in peace, crossing an open border between Israel and a Palestinian state. ⁓ But the problem is far, far,

fewer than there need to be and with these radicalized groups, whether it be Hamas or the next one in line, Islamic Jihad or the Palestinian Liberation Front, whichever the group is or Hamas.

Although they may go under a different name going forward. They are being protected by Arab countries. And part of this plan is no more bombing or assassinations of these people. They will continue to be able to lead the movement. So how are we going to get the radicalization of Gaza? Well, that's unclear in the plan.

No Hamas role in governing Gaza directly or indirectly. Well, we'll see if that comes to fruition. The end of the war, ⁓ safe passage abroad of the Hamas members. So again, they'll be able to operate outside of Gaza openly and freely and ⁓ Israel will not be able to eliminate them according at least to the plan.

The withdrawal of IDF troops from Gaza. What's that going to allow? Is that going to allow reconstitution of the terrorist organization under a different name in Gaza? ⁓ More tunnels built? Well, they say no, that won't be, well, it shouldn't have been allowed before. But it was. And the Palestinians elected Hamas. They are their leadership.

There are some fissures in that now as there is some opposition, but it's certainly not enough. It's much akin to what we see in Iran with the mullahs who are in control. So. ⁓

In Hamas, with Hamas, how do we keep them out of calling the shots in Gaza? There'll be ⁓ increased aid in Gaza, a transitional committee governing day-to-day services in Gaza. The Israelis don't want to control and annex Gaza. They do not want that. But they also don't want a terror state.

directly on their border. We have seen what happens when that is the state of affairs. And the Israelis are not, simply not going to continue to allow it. So if this peace plan goes forward,

which I for one definitely want to see peace, definitely want to see the hostages released immediately. But beyond that, this should be an unconditional surrender of Hamas. It needs to be. And this can never happen again, which means Hamas must be entirely eliminated.

They were the aggressors. They were the ones engaged in Nazi-like tactics, and the entire world should join together in an effort of not rewarding it, but rather destroying it.

That's what a peace plan is.

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