The word "Jihad" literally means "struggle." And "Mein Kampf"? It translates to "My Struggle." Every time jihadists use that language, it's not a coincidence — it's a hint at the same dark ideology driving them. Trump may have the best intentions for Israel with his Gaza plan, but he's missing the core truth: this war isn't really against Hamas as an organization. It's a spiritual war against global jihad — an ideology sworn to kill every Jew, Christian and infidel that won’t bow a knee to Islam. If Hamas simply hands its weapons over to Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the Houthis, or any other branch of the same movement, nothing fundamental changes. They're all in the same fight, partners in the same religious "struggle." Until we stop pretending this is a political conflict that can be solved with technocrats, reconstruction money, or international forces... Until we face it as an existential war against a spiritual ideology that cannot be negotiated away... Every "disarmament" deal, every ceasefire, every stabilization plan is just buying time for the next round. This isn't about borders or governance. It's about survival against an enemy that sees dying in this "struggle" as the highest calling. We don't need better management of jihad. We need its total defeat.