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Hitler Drawings Reportedly Found at a Hezbollah-Run School in Southern Lebanon

The IDF says troops discovered two drawings of Adolf Hitler in the southern Lebanese village of Al-Taybeh. According to the military, the drawings appear to have been part of a school portfolio from a school operating under Hezbollah.

Activity in Lebanon (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)Activity in Lebanon (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
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The IDF Arabic-language spokesperson, Lt. Col. Ella Waweya, revealed today (Monday) that IDF forces located two drawings of Adolf Hitler in the village of Al-Taybeh in southern Lebanon. The drawings were apparently part of a school portfolio from a school operating under Hezbollah.

The drawings were found during an operational activity by the 7th Brigade. They bore a signature with the name "Hassan Haidar." The IDF's assessment is that the drawings were used as part of an academic portfolio within an educational institution that operated under Hezbollah sponsorship.

(Photo: IDF Spokesperson)

The IDF said the find points to attempts to instill Nazi ideology and brainwash the local population. It also noted that Hitler's books were recently found in several villages in southern Lebanon.

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