After clearing Lebanese village, IDF troops say weapons found in nearly every home

As Israel dismantles Hezbollah, it continues to find massive amounts of military hardware (along with Nazi flags and Hitler statues) in civilian areas in Southern Lebanon. The Biden-Harris-Blinken Administration refused to enforce sanctions against Iran. This enabled Iran to transfer  incredible amounts of deadly weapons to Hezbollah. Hezbollah intended to use these deadly weapons to carry out an attack against Israel that would have been far worse than the Hamas October 7th attack. Roll the tape.

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11 truckloads of weapons were found by our troops in 2 underground terrorist compounds in southern Lebanon.

Kornet missiles, launchers, hand grenades, various types of rifles, and other weapons were seized and brought back to Israel.

Like any other country would, we will… pic.twitter.com/Y8CXEjl3bX

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 25, 2024

IDF seized over 3,200 explosive devices, 2,500 anti-tank missiles & launchers in Lebanon, army says; Israeli forces also uncovered massive quantity of other military gear including drones, rifles & ammunition.pic.twitter.com/NUFxynuypF

— Israel Radar (@IsraelRadar_com) October 24, 2024

The IDF releases footage of captured Hezbollah weapons amid the ongoing ground offensive against the terror group in southern Lebanon.

“In the last month alone we have struck over 3,200 targets in southern Lebanon, including 350 weapon depots,” IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel… pic.twitter.com/rezUKVjc3U

— Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian (@manniefabian) October 24, 2024

After clearing Lebanese village, IDF troops say weapons found in nearly every home

‘They were completely ready for another October 7. It’s not hard to imagine that they would have done it,’ says IDF reservist. ‘We also found Nazi flags and Hitler statues’

By TOI, Oct 25th, 2024

LEBANON — “We’ve spent more than 200 days in reserve duty,” the soldier shouts over the roar of the wind, turning around in the front passenger seat of the open-air IDF Humvee. The vehicle bumps and rattles its way over a broken road leading from northern Israel into southwestern Lebanon.

As dust streams in through the open sides, coating the soldiers and journalists within, the Humvee passes a wall marking the Blue Line separating the two countries, exposing a scene of utter devastation.

Burn pits next to the road give off an acrid smell made worse by numerous small fires among the rolling hills as the Humvee speeds along the road, swaying violently side to side.