Just a week ago Druze MK Hamed Amar on behalf of Israel Beitenu gave this fiery speech to Netanyahu in the Knesset: "The Druze community tells you enough!"

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The British newspaper "The Telegraph" reported that Hamas sent a video of the torture of Israeli prisoners with a direct warning to the Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir. It warns of imposing harsher conditions on Israeli prisoners if the sentences of Palestinian prisoners are not reduced.

This news caused a great uproar in the Israeli media and the concern of the families of Israeli prisoners. Ben Gvir quickly came out with a statement denying receiving any videos from Hamas and refusing to cooperate with Hamas's psychological party.

The Hebrew media also republished a picture within the psychological warfare published by the Popular Front a week ago, showing Ben Gvir holding his phone under the title "Did the message get through?"

The Hebrew media asked whether the Popular Front sent these videos and not Hamas, which also holds some Israeli prisoners

All Palestinian resistance factions in the Western media are Hamas

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Update on (https://t.me/warfareanalysis/68243)

From the only video that captures the missile impact in picture and sound, the following can be inferred:

📌It was taken from North northwest (approximate location: 33.268412° 35.766326°).

📌From the same position, a short time later, a zoomed in video shows people streaming towards the crater.

📌The Doppler effect from this video shows a straight line, which ends exactly 0.5 seconds prior to the explosion.

📌Because of the characteristics of Falaq-1 rockets (ballistic rocket that rises to a certain height, burns out and falls to the target, accelerated by gravity), its Doppler effect results from the acceleration and change in angle of the projectile, necessarily ALWAYS resulting in a curved shape instead, getting louder as it approaches, and ending WITH the explosion.

📌A straight line over 2 seconds suggests that the sound source is moving at a constant speed, i.e. with a constant propulsion. This suggests an Iron Dome rocket, which as an interceptor relies on propulsion.

This kind of put the whole “who did what” thing to rest.

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