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The article focused on how small kites launched by children in Gaza pose a psychological and strategic threat to the Israeli military, despite lacking explosive materials or any real danger. Although the army acknowledged that there is no genuine threat, the occupation forces threaten and threaten with military responses, and they even warn of mass evacuations. This reflects the fragility of the psychological state of the leadership and their confusion in the face of a innocent game that has become a symbol of rebellion and the ability to resist non-violently. The article highlights how the kites have become a symbol of the weakening of military prestige, representing a morale victory for the generation of children raised on rejection and resistance. It also reminds us that material strength does not guarantee real reassurance, and that fear of the smallest thing reveals a deep psychological crisis within the occupation.
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