The IDF revealed Monday that troops from the 7th Brigade found two paintings of Adolf Hitler during operations in the village of A-Taybeh in southern Lebanon. The paintings were part of a school portfolio operating under Hezbollah's auspices, according to the military.
The discovery was made inside a private home in A-Taybeh that contained a school portfolio bearing the name of a student, Hassan Haydar. The IDF said the school operated under Hezbollah's authority, and the paintings are evidence of the terror group's indoctrination of children in Shia villages of southern Lebanon.
The IDF's 7th Brigade has been active in the area as part of ongoing operations to dismantle Hezbollah's military infrastructure. The finding adds to a growing body of documentation of Hezbollah's use of Nazi imagery and ideology, which the group integrates into its educational and propaganda materials.
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