I hope that every person finding themselves here is wise enough, discerning enough, experienced and fluent in the word of God enough to know there is no real peace, there will not ever be any real peace until the LORD Jesus Christ, Yeshua Hamashiach, returns a Second Time.

Which appears much sooner rather than a lot later.

Anyone thinking there will be peace, somehow Donald Trump, Steve Witkoff, and those in the Trump administration managed to change the Gazans’ worldview, the thing that keeps them alive, which is to kill every Jew on earth, is greatly deluded.

President Trump was working towards a Nobel Peace Prize and thinking he could work his way into heaven.

It is abundantly clear that while President Trump mentions God at times, and speaks about religion, he is not fluent in the word of God, or believing the word of God. Likewise, many in his administration.

There will not be any peace.

It’s Friday, October 10th. We’re a ways away from Sunday, when Hamas is supposed to release the remaining living hostages, without a humiliating propaganda parade. Let’s see what happens. Okay?

Then what happens one day at a time as they unfold.

The Gazans have not altered their worldview one iota. They have not surrendered. They will not willingly relocate. At least the overwhelming majority won’t. Because they are biding their time in their errant belief that one day they will kill every Jew and remove Israel from the face of the earth.

They ought to be reading and believing the inerrant, infallible, unchangeable, eternal, living and active word of God as well.

Read on…

Ken Pullen, Friday, October 10th, 2025

Why The New Peace Will Only Restart The War By Another Name

October 10, 2025

By PNW Staff

Reprinted from Prophecy News Watch

Once again, the world is celebrating “peace” in Gaza. A new treaty has been signed, Hamas will supposedly be outlawed, and international agencies are already talking about rebuilding schools and hospitals. The photo-ops are ready, the speeches are written, and the headlines are filled with hope.

But behind the banners and the promises lies a haunting truth: this so-called “deradicalization” is not peace at all. It is a pause — a breathing space between wars. The same ideology that burned on October 7, the same hatred that has been passed from one generation to the next, remains untouched beneath the rubble.

For more than a century, Gaza has not been taught to build its own homeland — it has been taught to destroy Israel’s. This has never been a fringe belief, but the cultural core of Palestinian society. Every layer of life — classrooms, mosques, songs, slogans, and television screens — has echoed the same refrain: Israel must disappear, and killing Jews is the way to achieve it. The problem did not begin with Hamas. Hamas was only the weapon forged from an older fire — a fire that has been kept burning by schools, clerics, and media for generations.

This is the uncomfortable truth the world refuses to face: deradicalization cannot be declared into existence. You cannot rewrite a culture overnight. You cannot erase five generations of indoctrination with a few Western consultants and a new curriculum stamped “approved by Brussels.” You cannot heal a wound that deep with aid packages and development plans.

Real deradicalization would require a revolution of the mind — not the reconstruction of infrastructure. It would demand the complete overhaul of education, the replacement of every teacher who preaches martyrdom, and the closing of every media outlet that glorifies bloodshed. It would mean dismantling not just Hamas, but the entire cultural machinery that created it.

And here lies the fatal flaw of the current plan: no one is willing to wait that long. Not the politicians eager for a legacy, not the international donors craving quick results, and not the weary nations seeking to believe that “peace” has returned. Within a decade, Gaza will be rebuilt. Aid will pour in. The same textbooks will quietly return, the same preachers will resume their sermons, and the same young minds will be shaped by the same old poison.

Then one day — five, ten, or twenty years from now — the world will again awaken to another eruption of violence, and everyone will feign surprise. The cycle will begin anew: withdrawal, radicalization, war, ceasefire, rebuilding, and more war. Each time, the names change. Each time, the ideology remains.

Israel cannot afford to mistake quiet for peace. It cannot hand Gaza back until deradicalization is not merely promised but proven — not in political statements, but in the hearts of its people. Until that day comes, “returning control” is not peacebuilding; it is surrendering security to a culture still sworn to destruction.

To rebuild Gaza without re-educating Gaza is to set the stage for the next war before the dust of the last one has settled. True peace does not begin with blueprints or ballots. It begins with truth — the truth that hatred, once cultivated as identity, cannot be managed; it must be uprooted.

If the world truly desires peace, it must have the courage to demand change that is moral, not merely political. The end of Hamas is not the end of hate. The signing of a treaty is not the changing of a heart. And until those hearts are changed — until a generation is raised to love life more than death — Gaza’s future will not be one of peace, but of repetition.

The world may call this “deradicalization.” But unless it dares to confront what Gaza’s culture has become, it will simply be preparing the ground for the next generation of radicals — a new movement, a new name, the same unending war.

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