A survey was recently conducted among 30,000 police officers in the occupied territories, and its "unbelievable results" indicate the depth of distrust between police officers and their commanders.
Zionist media acknowledged that the power of Lebanese Hezbollah is increasing rapidly and that the party has restored its military infrastructure.
The President of the Zionist regime admitted to the spread of violence and divisions within the regime and said: "The regime is on the brink."
The Resistance security forces dealt a new blow to Zionist mercenaries in the Gaza Strip in their operations.
Yemeni Deputy Foreign Minister said: Any aggressive action taken by the occupiers against our country will have a heavy price for them and will lead the Zionist enemy to a complicated war that it will not be able to control.
Zionist media reported that the regime's prime minister met with senior security officials about Iran, Hezbollah, and Gaza.
The Zionist regime has once again threatened to attack, citing the presence of Hamas fighters in the Gaza Strip; a threat that, along with the slow process of exchanging bodies and the indecisiveness of the peacekeeping force, indicates the continuation of the humanitarian and security crisis in Gaza and the inability of the occupation regime to contain the will of Resistance.
According to the Director-General of Health Affairs in Gaza, in the ruins where children are still searching for signs of life with their searching eyes, the Israeli military has left behind something that appears harmless, but is inwardly an instrument of death.
The representative of the Iraqi parliament pointed to the plan of the United States and some countries supporting the Zionist regime to weaken the Popular Mobilization Forces.
A UNICEF spokesperson said: More than one million children in the Gaza Strip are without water and adequate food, and despite the implementation of the ceasefire, thousands of children go to bed hungry every night.