Ceasefire rejection underscores why Hamas must go

Published December 27, 2023 12:00am ET



Hamas and its Islamic Jihad allies this week rejected an Egyptian proposal for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. This was a ringing reminder that the conflict Hamas began with its slaughter of 1,200 innocents in Israel on Oct. 7 cannot end until Hamas has been destroyed. It is a renewed reminder, too, that despite constant claims from leftist protesters in the West, it is only Hamas that prevents an end to hostilities.

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