WhatsappPresident Trump just spoke with raw, unapologetic clarity: “To the victor belongs the spoils.”
He was talking about Iranian oil, but the principle applies even more urgently to us here in Israel.
We need Prime Minister Netanyahu to say the same thing, loudly, clearly, and without hesitation, about Gaza, Judea, Samaria, southern Lebanon, and southern Syria: To the victor belongs the spoils.
These are our biblical lands. Our enemies, jihadi Amalek in human form, attacked us from these territories with the clear intention of destroying us. On October 7th they crossed every red line, slaughtering our people, raping our women, burning our babies, shooting missiles at civilians. They started this war. Not us.
God is giving us back our ancestral homeland on a silver platter right now. The miracles we are witnessing, the advances of the IDF, the collapse of enemy strongholds, the opportunities opening before us, are not random. They are divine providence in action.
The natural order of things after a defensive war is simple: the victor takes control. We did exactly that after 1967. Syria launched a war to annihilate us. We pushed their troops and non-combatants out of the Golan Heights, applied Israeli sovereignty, and resettled the area with Jewish communities. That is how wars have always worked when a nation defends itself and wins.
There is no other moral or practical way forward.
Anyone who feels “uncomfortable” with this truth needs to wake up. We did not start this war. Our enemies did, with pure genocidal intent.
Taking full sovereignty over Gaza, Judea, Samaria, and the areas from which we were attacked, ensuring all jihadists Muslims intent on killing us live elsewhere, and resettling them with proud Jewish communities, is not aggression. It is justice. It is self-defense. It is survival. It is the only language these jihadists understand.
To the victor belongs the spoils.
Netanyahu must stop speaking in the language of containment and start speaking, and acting, in the language of victory. Define the enemy. State the objective clearly. Apply full Israeli sovereignty over every inch of land our soldiers have liberated with their blood.
This is God’s moment. This is our moment.
Let us not squander it with hesitation, fear of world opinion, or internal weakness.
To the victor belongs the spoils.
And for us, it is even more important.
We are not just defending our lives, we are ridding God’s holy land of jihadi evil forever.
This is not optional.
You don’t “manage” or “contain” a 1,400-year-old genocidal ideology that has one mission: to murder Jews and conquer the world for Allah. If we leave any part of this evil on our soil, it will regroup, rearm, and strike again. Our children and grandchildren will pay the price with their blood.
But there is something even deeper at stake.
We, the Jewish people, were chosen for a purpose: to sanctify God’s name in His holy land by removing evil from it. The Torah does not command us to coexist with Amalek, it commands us to blot it out completely.
Leaving jihadi Amalek in Gaza, Judea, Samaria, or anywhere in Eretz Yisrael is not compassion. It is a desecration of God’s name, the ultimate chillul Hashem.
Every Jewish grave dug because we hesitated, every child who grows up in fear, every soldier who falls while fighting an enemy we refused to finish, all of it cries out as the direct result of our failure to fulfill our divine mission.
This war is not only about security.
It is about destiny.
It is about restoring holiness to the Land God gave us.
God is giving us the opportunity right now, on a silver platter, to complete what the Exodus began: to remove every foreign domain and every trace of evil from His inheritance.
We dare not miss this moment.
Netanyahu and our leaders must rise to the occasion with moral clarity:
Define the enemy.
State the goal, complete victory and full Jewish sovereignty over all liberated lands.
Remove the jihadi enemy entirely from every inch of our biblical land.
Resettle it with Jewish life so that blessing, not bloodshed, can flow from Zion.
This is not extremism.
This is faithfulness to our purpose as a nation.
We were not brought back to this land to manage conflict.
We were brought back to sanctify God’s name by ridding His holy land of evil once and for all.
The time is now.
Am Yisrael Chai!!!
