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Behadrei HaredimSecurity

Syrian Jihadist Group Simulates Golan Heights Invasion in Propaganda Video

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A Syrian jihadist group has released a propaganda video simulating an invasion of Israel's Golan Heights, titled "And We Shall See It Soon." The video, published on Telegram, shows militants breaching an Israeli outpost, taking soldiers captive, and raising their flag. The footage was shared by pages identified with the "Julani" regime.

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  • Syrian jihadist group "Julani" released a propaganda video simulating a Golan Heights invasion.
  • The video, titled "And We Shall See It Soon," was published on Telegram.
  • It depicts militants breaching an Israeli outpost and taking soldiers captive.
  • The "Shahada" flag is shown raised on military vehicles in the simulation.
  • The video was shared by pages identified with the "Julani" regime.

A propaganda video depicting a simulated invasion of the Golan Heights by jihadists from Syria has been released by pages identified with the Syrian regime of "Julani." The video, shared on the Telegram channel of Hananel Aviv, is titled "And We Shall See It Soon." The simulation shows convoys of armored vehicles and motorcycles carrying jihadists from "Julani's" army passing the entrance sign to the Golan Heights and advancing towards an Israeli outpost. The footage continues to show the forces breaching the outpost's gate, taking Israeli soldiers captive, and raising the "Shahada" flag on military vehicles.

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