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Everyone’s missing the point. The 20-point plan isn’t a gift to Hamas—it’s a strategic victory for Israel. It meets our war aims, isolates Hamas, and brings Arab leaders on board. A rare case of diplomacy backed by power—restoring America's leverage in the region.

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