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  • Asked ChatGPT for a list and got this: (the “UniHerz Jelly Max” and the “Qin3Ultra” look decent)

    • Fonepia Q9 mini  – Display: ~4.0 inches (540p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: A very pocketable device from a niche manufacturer, built for minimalists who value size over high‑end specs.

    • Cubot KingKong mini 3  – Display: ~4.5 inches (480p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: Engineered for durability and compactness, it fits easily in one hand or a small pocket.

    • Doogee S mini  – Display: ~4.5 inches (480p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: A rugged mini smartphone that offers the basics in a very small chassis.

    • Blackview N6000  – Display: ~4.3 inches (540p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: Known for its tough build, this phone packs essential smartphone functions into a tiny screen.

    • 8849 Tank mini  – Display: ~4.3 inches (520p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: Combines a robust (if no‑nonsense) design with an ultra‑compact form factor.

    • Ulefone Mini 20T Pro  – Display: ~4.7 inches (720p, 90Hz)  – Release: 2024  – Note: This model offers a slightly larger screen and smoother performance; manufacturers in this segment are known to refresh their lines in early 2025, so a 2025 update is possible.

    • Unihertz Jelly Max  – Display: ~5.0 inches (720p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: Unihertz specializes in ultra‑compact designs, and while the Jelly Max launched in 2024, expect an updated version in 2025 as the brand continues to cater to fans of credit‑card‑sized smartphones.

    • QIN 3 Ultra  – Display: ~5.0 inches (720p)  – Release: 2024  – Overview: A compact phone with modern features; there are indications that its series may see a refresh or an updated variant in 2025.

    • NanoPhone  – Display: ~3.5 inches tall  – Release: Late 2024 (with promotional pricing and deals extending into early 2025)  – Overview: Marketed for minimalists and those wanting to reduce screen time, this ultra‑mini smartphone offers 4G and Wi‑Fi in a device that can literally fit in your wallet.














  • That is where the term “Hannibal directive” comes from. It was invented after the IDF had to fork over a ton of Palestinian captives in exchange for captured IDF soldiers.

    Hannibal Procedure or Hannibal Protocol, is the name of a controversial procedure used by Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to prevent the capture of Israeli soldiers by enemy forces. According to one version, it says that "the kidnapping must be stopped by all means, even at the price of striking and harming our own forces.

    What is even more dystopian is how the IDF uses a contradiction to describe the protocol: “rescuing their own soldier, even if it means shooting them”.

























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