Netanyahuâs Ceasefire: Now Hiring Drama Extras in Rafah
In a plot twist worthy of Netflix diplomacy, Netanyahu dashed into Rafah Tuesday, ordering 'powerful' airstrikes after a firefight involving sniper fire and anti-tank missiles, killing 104 Palestiniansâincluding 46 kids and 20 womenâlike a tragic season finale. This happened despite a ceasefire hailed as Trump's greatest achievement, now threatened after Hamas 'dragged its feet' returning 13 hostage bodies. Hamas plays hardball by postponing body handovers and staging a fake excavation caught on drone camâbulldozers and rubble and allâa ploy Israel said was 'cheating the Trump admin.' Trump, meanwhile, flew between Tokyo and Seoul tweeting that Hamas will be âdestroyedâ if it doesn't behave, which may be the politest threat ever delivered mid-flight.
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Nothing says 'celebrating peace' like bombing civilians, fake hostage digs, and climate-changing evasions of ceasefire agreements. Netanyahuâs instant replay of ceasefire drama is pure geopolitical reality TV gold.
Israel and Hamas' ceasefire is like that friend who promises sobriety but shows up to brunch hammered and dragging a casserole dish thatâs definitely not full of peace.
Netanyahu called 'powerful strikes' after a firefight, Hamas âpostponed a body handover,â and Trumpâs playing international air traffic controller waving threats from 36,000 feet. Season 2 of Global Conflict Saga looks spicy.
Source: Axios | Published: 10/29/2025 | Author: Barak Ravid
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