Conservative commentator Candace Owens delivered an emotionally charged condemnation of the latest Gaza peace deal and Israeli actions, describing the situation as “a real Holocaust” and warning of multi-generational consequences if Palestinians are removed from their land.
In a widely circulated video clip, Owens accuses the Trump administration and Israel of orchestrating “planned ethnic cleansing” with the aim of turning Gaza’s ruins into profitable development sites.
Candace Owens criticized both the Gaza peace deal and Israel’s actions, describing them as “a real Holocaust” and cautioning about the long-term consequences if Palestinians are displaced.
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Owens started her comments with a pointed critique of Trump’s goals: “And Trump wants a Nobel Peace Prize, by the way,” she remarks, casting doubt on any moral superiority claimed by the former president or his aides.
She argues that the Gaza initiative is fundamentally about “planned ethnic cleansing to make way for profit and transform it into a beach resort.”
Owens warns her viewers, “This is our never again,” describing the destruction in Gaza as tantamount to a Holocaust.
With fervent language, Owens stresses the importance of remembering and teaching children “exactly who was responsible and which families were involved in these actions.”
She is unsparing in her judgment: “When you hear in the future, somebody tell you, like, ‘We’re going to Gaza Beach for a vacation,’ you need to look at them like they are the absolute vermin of our society because they are. They are.”
Owens extends her condemnation not just to the architects of the policy, but also to their descendants: “Their children will be cursed, okay? If you go and you play in the sand where you know that your forefathers planned to mass murder children, you will be cursed. Every person who steps foot on that, every family that is set to inherit what they did, they will be cursed. Your children’s children will be cursed.”
Reaffirming her stance on national identity and sovereignty, she declares, “Gaza belongs to nobody but the Palestinians.”
Looking ahead, Owens delivers a stark warning: “So when you begin to move the Israelis in there, and when the Trump Hotel gets built on there, I caution the rest of the world to stay far away from that cursed land because something is coming.
You can’t commit that much evil in broad daylight and not think it’s going to come back to haunt you.”
The searing remarks showcase Owens’ rejection of any normalization or celebration of new development in Gaza if such plans result from the displacement of Palestinians. Her tone makes clear that, far from healing, such policies will, in her view, invite generations of consequences and international scorn.
