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  • 2 days ago | watanserb.com | Salim Hanafi

    Watan-Despite repeated Israeli claims about destroying Hamas’s tunnel network in Gaza, field testimonies tell a very different story. In a notable development, the Israeli army leadership has turned to former prisoners who were once held in Hamas tunnels within Gaza, in a desperate attempt to unravel the mysteries of this “underground world” that has drained Israel both militarily and psychologically.

  • 5 days ago | watanserb.com | Salim Hanafi

    Watan-The suicide crisis within the Israeli army has escalated from isolated incidents to a shocking phenomenon. In 2024 alone, 21 soldiers took their own lives, most of them reservists who participated in the war on Gaza, according to a report by the Hebrew outlet “Shomrim.” The report described the figure as the highest in over a decade, despite attempts by the Israeli military establishment to downplay the scope of the disaster.

  • 6 days ago | watanserb.com | Salim Hanafi

    Watan-Yemen is no longer merely a battleground for rival powers vying for influence—it has become a stark example of a deeper conflict between two regional visions: one aligned with the Palestinian cause, and the other seeking favor from the Israeli occupation.

  • 6 days ago | watanserb.com | Salim Hanafi

    Watan-In a new military scandal shaking the Israeli army, the Hebrew daily Haaretz has revealed that over 3,000 Israeli bombs dropped on Gaza since the start of the war have failed to explode. These bombs remain intact due to technical faults involving defective fuses, many of which are decades old and were either sourced internally within Israel or received from the United States.

  • 1 week ago | watanserb.com | Salim Hanafi

    Watan–In a shocking precedent, Jordan’s State Security Court sentenced four Jordanian men to 20 years of hard labor, accusing them of attempting to manufacture weapons on behalf of a “third party.” The defendants—Ibrahim Jaber, Hudhayfa Jabr, Khaled Al-Majdalawi, and Ahmad Ayesh—were not charged with threatening Jordan’s internal security. In fact, all evidence pointed to a single aim: supporting the Palestinian resistance in the West Bank against Israeli occupation.

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