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Beyond disarming Hamas, Trump’s Board of Peace must deradicalize Gaza as well

President Donald Trump convened his Board of Peace on Thursday, announcing new commitments to fund Gaza’s reconstruction and provide troops for a Gaza stabilization force. But so far, everyone’s avoided an essential question: How will future generations of Palestinian children be raised and educated — and will they again be indoctrinated with radical hatred of Jews and Israel?

If so, then the president’s vision of Gaza as a “deradicalized, terror-free zone that does not pose a threat to its neighbors” will remain a pipe dream.

Many of the Hamas terrorists who stormed into Israel on Oct. 7, 2023 — murdering families, raping women, burning homes, kidnapping civilians — were raised on a steady diet of hatred.

As children, they watched a Hamas-produced TV show hosted by a Mickey Mouse knockoff named Farfour, who preached jihad and urged the killing of Jews.

Broadcast on Hamas’ Al-Aqsa TV from 2007 to 2009, “Tomorrow’s Pioneers” resembled a grotesque parody of “Sesame Street.”

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Surrounded by smiling children, Farfour vowed to “liberate Jerusalem from the criminal Zionists,” repeatedly exhorting: “Kill! Kill! Kill!”

Another character, a talking bee named Nahoul, echoed the same genocidal themes, ranting about “the filth of the criminal........

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