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THIS. IS. VERY. POWERFUL. Meet an IDF commander. He leads an elite commando unit. He led the battle against close to 100 terrorists in Kibbutz Kisufim on October 7, 2023. He and his soldiers then fought against Hamas terrorists throughout Gaza. At a later point he and his commandos...

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