The tunnels of Gaza are a symbol of a deeper war against life itself - opinion

An opinion piece argues that Gaza's tunnels symbolize a rejection of life and beauty, contrasting them with iconic landmarks of other nations. The writer, a former school principal, accuses Hamas and its supporters of choosing destruction over creation, and extends the criticism to pro-Palestinian protesters in Europe, citing a single protester's call for Israel's destruction as representative. The piece frames the conflict as a binary choice between life and death, light and darkness.

In this opinion piece, Cookie Schwaeber-Issan argues that the tunnels of Gaza are not merely a military tactic but a symbol of a deeper war against life itself. She contrasts the tunnels with iconic landmarks of other nations, such as the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty, to argue that Gaza has chosen destruction over creation. The writer cites a social media clip by Yehuda Meitav and a protest in Chicago to support her claim that Hamas and its supporters are driven by hatred and a demonic ideology. She extends her criticism to pro-Palestinian protesters in Europe, whom she describes as co-laborers in the 'killing fields of Gaza,' and cites a single protester's statement on N12 calling for the destruction of Israel as representative of the movement. The piece concludes that the world faces a choice between life and death, light and darkness, and warns against allowing hatred to fill one's soul.