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Swords of Iron Part 4 (view source)
Revision as of 08:51, December 1, 2025
, 08:51, December 1, 2025→Nov 27, 2025+
An Israeli ministry analysis concludes that the majority of social media accounts claiming to post live updates from Gaza or the West Bank are actually operated from abroad or unverifiable locations, raising suspicion of coordinated propaganda efforts.
The Palestinian Authority continues to make monthly payments to convicted terrorists and their families despite repeated commitments to stop the practice.
The IDF Chief of Staff has ordered an investigation into intelligence indicating Hamas was planning another large-scale massacre.
The IDF suspects that UNIFIL peacekeepers in southern Lebanon may be leaking sensitive military information to Hezbollah.
* Nov 29, 2025:<br>
An IDF reserve unit in southern Syria was ambushed by dozens of gunmen minutes after capturing a terror cell leader; junior soldiers took command under fire, killed up to 20 attackers, and several officers were wounded.
An Arab-Palestinian teenager threw an iron rod (or axe handle) through the windshield of a car carrying Jewish women on a Samaria highway at night; the driver and passengers were lightly injured and described intense fear during the attack.
Pallywood's deep fake viral clips: Organized (pro-Palestinian) Anti-Israel networks (such as gazawin) are running sophisticated disinformation campaigns using deepfake videos and hijacked or impersonated celebrity/influencer accounts (especially football stars) to falsely show widespread support for Gaza among famous figures; the campaigns build credibility over time before inserting extremist political content. Exposed in a piece titled "The truth behind the video that was viewed 4 million times on Instagram."
Captivity survivor Rom Braslavski returned to play soccer at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem and was greeted by a full stadium of supporters.
Recently released hostage Yosef Haim Ohana completed rehabilitation and returned home.
An IDF soldier in Syria survived a bullet that pierced his vest and lodged in his heart after surgeons decided to leave the projectile temporarily in place.
The IAF conducted a precise strike in Beirut that killed Hezbollah’s military chief in his apartment hideout.
Leaked footage circulating in Iran shows highly accurate Israeli strikes hitting specific IRGC and security buildings.
Anti-Israel protesters in London targeted an Israeli-owned bakery.
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid announced a bill to revoke voting rights from draft dodgers but clarified it would not apply to the Arab population, sparking criticism over unequal treatment.
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