It's either there were fighters who infiltrated Eilat, proving the weakness of Israeli security measures, or there were none, and they still live the nightmare of October 7th.

Both scenarios are evidence that they have lost deterrence.

[Footage form Eilat minutes ago]

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An occupation army bulldozer storms the village of Ramin, east of Tulkarm, coinciding with the ongoing storming since the morning shooting.

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⚡️As of February 2 of this year, the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, announced its success in destroying and damaging approximately 1,100 Zionist military vehicles, including tanks, tankers, bulldozers, and other vehicles.

Five months have passed since that date, which means that the number of completely or partially destroyed vehicles has risen to more than 1,800 military vehicles since the beginning of the war, which were targeted by the Al-Qassam Brigades and not the rest of the resistance factions.

The enemy has suffered very heavy losses, unprecedented in the history of its existence, and the facts have begun to leak out and be revealed within their security services and channels affiliated with the occupation army, about their heavy losses that cannot be compensated for decades, the Zionist entity is breathing its last 🔥

Video is illustrative

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Gilly Cohen, political affairs correspondent at Kan news:
The ceasefire proposal presented by Biden stipulates that on the seventh day of the ceasefire, a withdrawal will take place from Al-Rasheed Street, on the 22nd day a complete withdrawal will take place from the Netzarim axis, and in the second stage, a complete withdrawal from all of the Gaza Strip.


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❗️ An image capturing the devastation inflicted upon the ancient Pasha Palace, deep in the heart of Gaza City's historic district.

This singular remnant of Gaza City's palatial heritage, dating back to the Mamluk era under the reign of al-Zahir Baybars (1260-1277 AD), has been reduced to ruins by the Zionists.

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Researcher at the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies, Kofi Michael:

“We must remember that Sinwar is not afraid of death, and views himself and his struggle from a religious, historical, and redemptive perspective. As long as he stands on his feet and leads the organization in the Gaza Strip, he will remain the source and most influential element in "Everything related to the prisoner deal."

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