You don't make deals with terrorists

Terrorism, by its very nature, is not a campaign with negotiable demands or reasonable objectives

- SAVIO RODRIGUES

The announcement of a easefire deal between Isael and Hamas has once gain sparked global debate on the ethics, efficacy, and consequences of negotiating with terrorist organizations. While many will hail such agreements as victories for diplomacy and peace, the reality is far more sobering: making deals with terrorists is not a solution; it is merely a delay.

Terrorism, by its very nature, is not a campaign with negotiable demands or reasonable objectives. It thrives on fear, chaos, and an unwavering commitment to violence as a means to achieve its ends. In the case of Hamas, this end is not coexistence but the eradication of Israel. To make a deal with such an entity is to legitimize its methods and embolden its ambitions.