Hamas supporters begged for ceasefire -- but only on their terms

It’s now officially been two years since Hamas’ monstrous Oct. 7 attack on Israel, which left 1,200 innocent people dead and 251 taken hostage.

The pain of that day was beyond horrendous, as we noted Sunday , and the wounds won’t quickly heal.

Yet negotiators are now in Egypt aiming to work out a peace plan to end the war once and for all.

Hard as it may be, keep your hopes up.

President Donald Trump’s plan, which includes the immediate release of the hostages, would halt all hostilities in the areas where Hamas lays down its arms. This would enable humanitarian aid to flow quickly into the Gaza Strip.

Any normal leaders, recognizing they can’t win, would accept these terms.

But Hamas is a death cult that views its own civilians’ casualties as a form of victory. How do you negot