An Israeli the source reports that a strike in Dahieh, Beirut — blamed on Israel — functions as an 'original' birthday message from Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz to President Donald Trump on his 80th birthday. The claim is unverified and attributed to a single, unofficial source.
An Israeli-language the source has posted a message linking a reported strike in the Dahieh neighborhood of Beirut to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz. The post describes the strike — presented as an Israeli operation — as 'an original way to wish President Trump a happy birthday.' It is unclear whether the channel is citing official sources or offering an unsubstantiated opinion. The strike itself has not been independently confirmed, and there has been no statement from the IDF, the Prime Minister's Office, or the U.S. administration. As The Zioneer reported at 15:08, Netanyahu sent a formal birthday greeting to Trump earlier today, via an Israeli political correspondent — the second such greeting from Israeli figures today following a message from the Geopolitics Watch team at 11:56. This Telegram post appears to frame the reported strike as a parallel, unofficial 'greeting.' No evidence of a fresh strike in Dahieh has been verified, and the post's link to Trump's birthday is speculative.
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