The West’s Deadly Denial: Hamas’ Jihad Against Jews

As Israel marks the second anniversary of the barbaric Hamas massacre in its southern communities—a day etched in history as October 7th—the world grapples with the ongoing fallout. Yet, amid the geopolitical analyses, diplomatic maneuvering, and humanitarian debates, one critical dimension has been conspicuously overlooked: the profoundly religious motivations behind Hamas’ assault. The attack did not occur on a random Saturday; it was meticulously timed for Simchat Torah, a joyous Jewish holiday that celebrates the completion and renewal of the Torah. This choice was no coincidence. It underscores Hamas’ ideological war not merely against a state but against Judaism itself—a religious crusade that Western narratives, particularly in Europe, have all too often sanitized or ignored.