Lebanon is in turmoil after the shooting incident in which a sniper killed yesterday (Monday) seven participants in a demonstration by Hezbollah supporters yesterday.
Following the accusation of the "Christian Forces" party and its leader, Samir Ja'geh, of the incident, the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar" affiliated with Hezbollah published a cover portraying Ja'jah as Hitler.
The caption "Undoubtedly" was on the gate.
An article by the newspaper's editor, Ibrahim al-Amin, states that Jajah does not yet care about faces, names or family members.
In doing so, al-Amin echoed Jaja's crimes during and after the Second Lebanon Civil War, which included the assassination of Christian President Suleiman Frangiya's son, the bombing of a church in the 1990s and the assassination of Prime Minister Rashid Karami.
Following this, he ran a lengthy prison sentence until he was released after the Cedar Revolution in 2005.
In addition, al-Amin's article read: "Ya Samir Jaja, you were the first to know what happened yesterday. Not through intelligence you never knew existed, but because you planned and prepared and carried out a crime that matches what you have done since you took up arms. It is a crime. "Greater than all the crimes you have committed here and there, when he strives to start a widespread civil war. But there will be no people in it who will describe themselves as the first of the righteous and messengers of God to save people from evil spirits. And you were not the only one to know what happened yesterday."
Residents in Beirut told Israel Today last night that despite the extensive deployment of the Lebanese army and internal security forces in the city in order to divide the Shiite and Christian neighborhoods, the exchange of fire between Christian militias and armed Hezbollah operatives who backed dead, including a woman killed at home by a stray bullet and dozens Wounded, lasted until the evening hours.
Sharbel, a resident of Beirut, told Israel Today that the shooting at Shiite protesters was carried out by snipers and gunmen stationed on the roofs and balconies of buildings located along the route of Hezbollah and Amal supporters.
"Hezbollah and Amal operatives deliberately passed through the Christian neighborhoods to provoke and defy the Christian residents as most of those killed and injured in the blast at the port were Christian residents in neighborhoods west of Beirut near the port," Sharbel claimed. "Iranian province as it is in Syria. We are tired of Hezbollah doing everything to destroy Lebanon. The criminal negligence that caused the port explosion is also a result of Hezbollah's corrupt conduct in the country."
