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0:00 [Music] Israel's highest mountain explodes. 65,000 people died. Three cities disappeared. Explosions rock the Golan Heights and shake Jerusalem. Goles at 6:19 a.m. Israel time, August 2025. This morning the world witnessed something unprecedented in the history of any military. Mount Hermon, Israel's highest peak , exploded not because of a natural eruption, but because of an ultra-deep-explosive missile attack that was deliberately fired at the mountain's summit to destroy a hidden strategic point within its slopes. A secret military facility known as the Hatik banker. This attack doesn't just destroy the

0:45 tanker. The massive explosion shook the entire Golan Heights, causing tremors that were felt as far away as Jerusalem, 150 km away. Valleys were destroyed, small towns disappeared, and the skies of northern Israel turned into a sea of dust and fire. At 6.19, Israel's sky became a mirror of hell. Iran's new type of missile called Asamat 9 was launched from a hidden point in Kerman Province, Iran. These three missiles carry a super-heavy thermo-charge with extreme explosive power designed to destroy hard-surface targets such as rocky mountain peaks and are capable of penetrating granite layers as far as 1200 m. The three missiles

1:31 hit the top of the mountain, triggering a huge explosion that shook the sky and the earth. Followed by a dazzling white light that illuminated the entire area of North to South Jerusalem. In a matter of seconds, half of Mount Hermon's body was split apart. Rocks as heavy as trucks rolled down and crashed into villages. The sky turned bright red. The second explosion occurred 11 seconds after the first penetration. The world thought it was a volcanic eruption, but it wasn't. This is a missile attack with effects like generating an artificial volcano. At 6:23, a wall of ice and rock slammed into the surrounding towns. The waves of destruction spread like a tsunami of rock and fire. The

2:18 village of Majdal Shams, which had stood strong for decades at the foot of Mount Hermon, disappeared without a trace. The village of Neve Atif with its winter cabins was destroyed in an instant as if consumed by a fiery crater. The tourist town of Mas Ade, which used to be filled with tourists and apple farmers, is now just a name and is reportedly no longer visible on satellite maps. 3000 buildings were destroyed in the first 14 minutes . More than 3,100 soldiers serving at the radar base on the slopes of Mount Hermon were confirmed dead instantly. I saw the sky glowing a dazzling red. The sound was like the scream of the earth. The mountain was hit by something

3:03 very big and powerful. Then it exploded, shaking the ground and destroying everything. We ran as hard as we could. "But everything has collapsed," said a survivor who lost four members of his family. At 6.37, Israel's northern skies turned fiery red. Dust and stones burned the sky all the way to Jerusalem. Hundreds of thousands of tons of mountain material flew into the air and began falling to areas tens of kilometers away. In Kinginya, more than 800 residents were reportedly buried by a rockslide that came silently. Across the Golan Heights, more than 90 military vehicles were destroyed by

3:49 hot, sharp rocks like natural projectiles. The military radar and communications systems in northern Israel were completely destroyed, paralyzed by electromagnetic waves and the impact of hard materials. This explosion not only destroyed the body of the mountain, it struck at the heart of the defense and collective spirit of the Israeli military. According to leaked reports from regional intelligence sources, the Hatikfah bank hidden beneath Mount Hermon has been storing mini- nuclear reactors, remote missile control devices , and secret laboratories for developing drones and electromagnetic weapons. When the Asamat 9 missile hit the center of this structure, a chain reaction occurred that increased the explosive power to the equivalent of 4 kT of TNT. The mountain is

4:34 no longer a mountain, but a crater with a diameter of 2.6 km. The entire valley below was now buried. At 6:51. The ground moved, the air boiled. The shockwave from the underground explosion is not over yet. The ground in the surrounding area continued to vibrate like slow, never-ending ocean waves. The main roads are broken, electricity poles are down. The house windows shook for more than 4 minutes. Along the path from the Harmon slopes to the southern Golan plain, the ground cracks together, splitting the earth like a long scar. More than 15 small villages and military posts experienced simultaneous ground cracks

5:20 . Many houses collapsed not because they were hit by the blast wave, but because their foundations broke from the ground. It was as if the earth itself was refusing to support them. The air within a 25 km radius changed drastically. The temperature rose to 47 degrees Celsius in the morning. Birds fell from the sky with singed feathers. Dozens of residents reportedly experienced mass fainting due to shortness of breath and hot gas. It was like we were in the middle of a crater. The sky is not blue but reddish black. We don't see the sun. We only smelled hot iron. said a paramedic who arrived at the scene 40 minutes after the incident. Hitting the Druze settlement

6:06 in a torrent of mud and hot rocks, a slow avalanche began moving down the western slopes of Mount Hermon. Not just mud, but a mixture of rock, soil and hot material from the exploded crater. The villages of Einkinia, Bukata, and the western area of Mas Ade are three Druze settlements that lie right on the route. Residents who witnessed the landslide described it as a billowing wave of mud, moving slowly but unstoppably. Some houses were slowly drifting away, pushed by the boiling mud. While others were destroyed as hot rocks hit the roof and walls from above. One elementary school containing 114 students was buried along with the building. Seven buses belonging to the transportation department were

6:53 swallowed up in the cracks in the ground. only the roof is visible. Some residents tried to save their relatives with shovels, hands, even kitchen spoons. We don't have time to cry. "Every minute we lose one more person," said a schoolteacher who lost all his students. At 9 o'clock, a river of lava split the ground. The ground opened up. Water from the frozen snow on Hermon's peak melted rapidly due to the heat, creating a flow of molten lava. A kind of hot mud mixed with water, sharp rocks, and ash. This lava swept away. Local grape fields. Clean water supply lines to mountain military camps. Four,

7:40 electrical substations. Within 6 minutes, a new lake of fire formed boiling in the center, emitting the smell of sulfur and blood. A local TV journalist who was on the air for 32 seconds before the broadcast went dead said, "This lake is not water. This is the wound of the earth. This is an open wound that is swallowing everything." 0:15 AM. Secondary explosions from underground followed by further tremors occurred as layers of gas and steam beneath the crater exploded due to the pent-up pressure. There was a sound of an underground explosion like a giant drum being struck from the bowels of the earth. A plume of smoke rose 2,000 meters into the air. A 7.4 magnitude aftershock struck the

8:27 northern region, destroying 32 old buildings, including a historic synagogue and stone houses on the slopes of the city, which collapsed in an instant. Several residents in the Golan Heights area said, "We thought it was an earthquake." Then we realized there was nothing left of the mountain. 22 PM death came with the fog. A hot haze mixed with ash and metal particles enveloped the entire northern valley. This fog reduced visibility to only 1.5 meters. All evacuation drones were inoperable. Residents trying to escape became lost and suffocated. In the fog came voices calling for

9:12 help, the clink of metal debris, and the sound of heavy machinery that never reached its destination. I saw two small children holding their mother's hand. They walked toward me and disappeared into the fog. I don't know if they were real or just "Hallucinations," said a volunteer from Nazareth. At 0:33, victims began to be evacuated in dire conditions. Rescue teams from the military, civilian ambulances, and volunteers began reaching several red zones. What they found left many speechless. Children's bodies curled up in a circle as if sheltering from the sky. An elderly man was found still

9:57 clutching a melted cell phone in his hand. Bodies without external wounds but not breathing, likely killed by the heat or lack of oxygen. " We can't carry them all. We can't even lift half of them," said a rescue soldier. "We have to choose who to bury first." By 0:45, the northern border area was completely cut off. All communication to the Hermon and Golan Heights regions was completely cut off . Roads were blocked by landslides and debris. The emergency railway line from Tiberias to the east was destroyed. The main bridge collapsed under a falling mountain. Eight villages were unreachable . The death toll

10:44 is estimated to have risen to 65,000. More than 11,000 homes were destroyed. 7,000 people are missing. "We are not playing a role. We are being buried alive," said one. A survivor who managed to survive after walking out of the fog zone 9 km from the blast zone to the nearest military post . I was on the balcony. I saw the missile like lightning streaking towards the mountain. Then a huge explosion, the top of the mountain was destroyed instantly, blazing like hell in the sky. I immediately ran as fast as I could. A resident of Majdal Shams told local reporters who met him at the

11:31 emergency evacuation site. We heard a sound like a big wave, like a raging sea, but this was on the mountain. Then everything was dark and hot. Testimony of a young soldier from the Eastern Guard Post who survived. We don't know if we will survive, but we can't leave this land. Even if it becomes a grave, we will stay here. An old farmer said to humanitarian volunteers while refusing evacuation from the Hermon Valley. "I saw my children drowning in boiling mud. I couldn't save them. I only hoped that God would save their souls before their bodies were destroyed." A young mother sobs to a nurse while

12:17 undergoing wound treatment in a medical tent. "The mountain used to be our protector. Now it's proof that even the highest can be destroyed," said a veteran soldier who survived from the southern guard post. Disclaimer. This story is a work of speculative fiction written for educational purposes, geopolitical reflection, and increasing humanitarian and environmental awareness. All characters, locations, events, and dialogues presented are the result of imagination and dramatic fiction and are not intended to attack, corner, or provoke any party, whether individual, state, religion, or institution. Through this narrative, we

13:03 do not want to add to the hatred. Instead, we invite you to open your eyes to the fragility of modern civilization and how a single event can shake the entire social, spiritual, and military ecosystem of a region. We believe that in a world constantly rumbling with the explosion of weapons and the rhetoric of power, humans still need space to tell stories, reflect, and understand. Not to retaliate, but to rediscover what it means to be human. Thank you for following this story until the end. Our world today is too noisy with war, too dark with revenge, and too quick to forget the value of one life. But through stories like these, we are reminded that behind the collapse and explosions there is still something

13:50 worth preserving: humanity. We may not be able to stop all conflict, but we can preserve one thing that no missile can destroy . a heart that wants to understand, not judge. Hopefully this story will not just be a spectacle, but will become a seed, a seed of hope that one day humans will choose peace rather than power. See you in the next story. Let's continue to look after each other while we still have time. Oh.