As of July 1, only three of these 24 battalions were combat ineffective, meaning they were destroyed by the Israeli military, according to the assessments by CTP and ISW.

Ça faisait trop longtemps que je n'avais pas regardé. Mais du coup je tombe sur ce sujet.

🧵"Shooting and running, you're like cockroaches, so don't cry now, when the exterminators arrive. Taking down buildings, evacuating civilians, because the next Nova (is gonna be held) in your territories"

The song that can be heard in the background of that genocidal video, featuring Israeli soldiers blowing up a water reservoir in Rafah, is called "Kulu Tamam" ("It's all good" in Arabic. It was released in February, by Israeli rappers Ido Wein and ReMaxx.

Ido Wein actually served in Gaza as a soldier in Golani's 51st Battalion, and the music video for this genocidal tune features him in uniform, as well as a lot of footage from Gaza, filmed during IDF operations, and other scenes from IDF activities. He had to have gotten permission from the army to use this footage.

Possibly the winner of the "most genocidal Israeli hip-hop song" contest? Hard to say for sure though, the competition is fierce.

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Geolocation footage water reservoir blown up in Rafah @GeoConfirmed 📍31°18'41"N 34°14'50"E

All the guests who were arrested are family members of hostages who are either currently held by Hamas or died in captivity.