A Hezbollah-affiliated channel reportedly stated that it is preserving the Shiite civilian population in southern Lebanon — the families of Hezbollah fighters — for the organization's future generation. The statement, published Wednesday afternoon, presents the group's demographic hold on the area as a resource for its long-term continuity.
A Hezbollah-affiliated channel stated Wednesday afternoon that it is preserving the Shiite civilian population in southern Lebanon — the parents, siblings, wives, and children of Hezbollah fighters — for the future generation of the organization. The post, published on an unverified channel, claims the group views the local population as a demographic resource for its long-term continuity.
As The Zioneer has reported, Hezbollah is an Iran-backed Lebanese Shiite terror organization that has been severely degraded following the elimination of its senior leadership but continues to conduct ceasefire violations. The statement comes amid ongoing IDF operations in southern Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah's remaining infrastructure. The claim is based on a single source and is unverified.
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