The IDF Arabic spokesperson, Ella Wahawi, revealed Monday that troops found two paintings of Adolf Hitler in the village of Al-Taybeh in southern Lebanon. The paintings were part of a school portfolio operating under Hezbollah, according to the military.
The IDF Arabic spokesperson, Ella Wahawi, disclosed Monday that troops found two paintings of Adolf Hitler during operations in the village of Al-Taybeh in southern Lebanon. The paintings were part of a school portfolio belonging to a school operating under Hezbollah, according to the military.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today, the IDF initially announced the discovery. The new statement from the Arabic spokesperson provides additional context, confirming that the paintings were found in a school portfolio. The find highlights Hezbollah's use of educational institutions for ideological indoctrination, the military said.
The village of Al-Taybeh is located in southern Lebanon near the Israeli border, an area where the IDF has been conducting operations against Hezbollah infrastructure. The incident is part of a broader pattern of Hezbollah embedding military and ideological activities within civilian settings.
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