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News & Current Events Apr 12, 2026 at 2:15 PM

IDF finds Hezbollah weapons cache stored in Bint Jbail hospital, kills dozens of terrorists

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IDF uncovers Hezbollah weapons cache in Bint Jbail hospital | The Jerusalem Post
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IDF uncovers Hezbollah weapons cache in Bint Jbail hospital | The Jerusalem Post
The town holds a symbolic position within Hezbollah's organization as it was the location where the then-secretary general Hassan Nasrallah described Israel as weaker than a spider web.

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Ultra_Metal 22 hr ago +616
Storing weapons in a hospital is a war crime. This is just another war crime on the massive pile of war crimes Hezbollah committed. Hezbollah is no different than ISIS.
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GoodBadUserName 17 hr ago +113
Both hezbollah and hamas use the same strategy. No one cares if a terrorist organization does war crimes. No one holds them to any moral standard. But countries like turkey, iran, qatar will embrace them and give themshelter, and then play the protect the victim gameplays.
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Comfortable_Cash_140 21 hr ago +69
'Hezballah is no different than ISIS.' They do have the same play book and goals. Did IR fund ISIS too? I can't remember.
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obj7777 21 hr ago +37
I believe they saw ISIS as an existential threat.
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CricCracCroc 20 hr ago +45
~~Thankfully~~ ISIS viewed Shia Muslims as heretics, which caused a lot of friction in their conquest plans.
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Comfortable_Cash_140 19 hr ago +17
I'm not sure I'd use the word 'thankfully', but it benefits the non-IR MENA world that they were not turned into another IR proxy army.
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CricCracCroc 19 hr ago +7
True, I’m sure much suffering and death resulted from that belief.
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TonyTheTerrible 18 hr ago +13
Funnily enough despite how evil both the ideologies of isis and hard-line ir are they're not allied. But the Turkish government did directly fund isis by selling oil for them
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Comfortable_Cash_140 15 hr ago +6
Ahh...Turkey really is run by a bunch of psychopaths! If it wasn't for their strategic location, no one would put up with their c***! They are part of NATO, but often work against the interests of NATO. Such a shame. Every Turkish person I've met had been salt of the earth.
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ProfessionalHyena903 7 hr ago +1
It’s not the important part yes isis not isis.
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hiricinee 19 hr ago +8
What bothers me is that at some point we need a secondary rules of war, because the original ones didnt account for enemy forces literally breaking every single rule.
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glumjonsnow 20 hr ago +4
it's hard for lebanon to do anything w ikhwani controlling the govt
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AlHands438 19 hr ago +9
No different from ISIS, really? Do you even know what ISIS is? That's a ridiculous exaggeration They were mass executing thousands everywhere they went, conducting mass systematic rapes, converting entire populations into sex slave... Nothing in this article is remotely comparable
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nukacola12 19 hr ago +46
Hezbollah is a designated terrorist group with an Iranian supreme leader and they bomb random synagogues around the world. They're no different than ISIS and if given the opportunity they would do the exact same as ISIS.
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BeratnasGILF420 14 hr ago +1
Call me when they're publicly burning women alive in the centre of Beirut for refusing to be their sex slaves. Hezbollah are cunts but ISIS are a different level of horrific evil.
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peanutski 19 hr ago -19
No one cares anymore about war crimes. US does them. Israel does them. Hezbollah does them. Doesn’t seem to matter.
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omniuni 18 hr ago +11
Order of magnitude matters. There are mistakes that happen in war, because war is a nasty business. Some of those mistakes are war crimes. What matters is *trying* to do the right thing. There would, for that matter, be less mistakes if the terrorist organizations didn't actively try to create war crimes to cash in on sympathy.
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Need_answers11 18 hr ago +3
Russia also
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Match-Tone 23 hr ago +461
Nobody will care because it doesn't fit their agenda unfortunately..
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justins_dad 22 hr ago +212
Certainly fits the “blowing up hospitals” agenda 
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tes_kitty 21 hr ago +77
There is, of course, the possibility, that all those hospitals where actually used by either Hamas or Hezbollah, depending on where they are located. Or do you think that is completely impossible? If yes, why?
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dnaevans 11 hr ago +5
Let independent observers in to confirm or deny this. Israel's greatest problem at the moment is that it is not trusted as an objective party, building a coalition of independent observers to corroborate the claims is the traditional route for this kind of dilemma.
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Doctor731 10 hr ago +7
Hard to do that when you end up killing all the journalists 
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tes_kitty 8 hr ago +4
> Let independent observers in to confirm or deny this In a war zone? That's a good way to get them killed. Either because they run around and are mistaken for the enemy or because they don't report what one side would like to see reported. Just because someone wears a 'PRESS' vest doesn't make them a journalist or immune to being killed. And should the other side use 'PRESS' to disguise their people, it gets even worse. The only way would be to embed with the IDF.
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justins_dad 21 hr ago -69
I think destroying all the hospitals in Gaza was an evil act. Even if every single one was a Hamas stronghold. The end result was untold suffering for innocents, especially children. Meanwhile, Hamas is still in power, so there was basically no “benefit.” Just horror. It’s evil. 
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Loofahs 20 hr ago +98
I’ve genuinely considered this the most difficult question of modern military history.  If a group or country attacks you and then intentionally hides behind their children and sick, what is your recourse?  Taking the high road and abstaining only encourages more attacks on the citizens you are sworn to protect, and encourages more of the enemy hiding behind the vulnerable.  Bombing anyways regardless of collateral makes you a monster.  Truly the biggest lose/lose I can possibly imagine.
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CFOMaterial 20 hr ago +57
I don't think bombing anyway makes you a monster, it makes the people willing to use civilians as shields for their terrorist army the monsters, and you the people trying to destroy those monsters. You can argue on an absolute moral level each life is equal, and therefore killing one civilian of another group to save one civilian or soldier from your own group are equal, but no country operates that way in reality. Your own country's people will always come before those of another, as they should in a world in which nations exist to protect their own people.
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tes_kitty 20 hr ago +22
> I don't think bombing anyway makes you a monster, it makes the people willing to use civilians as shields for their terrorist army the monsters Well, yes. But many people don't think that far. For them, the one bombing is the monster. After all, they could just not bomb and everything would be 'fine'.
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IntrnLoop 13 hr ago +4
Most people are stupid.
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Gooch_Doctor 20 hr ago +73
Israel carried out a hospital raid with their commandos and people had an issue with that too. It’s almost like people hate jews and don’t care…
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tes_kitty 20 hr ago +33
Some people think that the protection of a hospital is absolute. But it's not.
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GiantOctopanda 16 hr ago +17
No they don't. Nobody cared about Iran hitting the Soroka hospital in Be'er Sheva, Israel. Israel is "held" to a different standard.
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Comfortable_Cash_140 19 hr ago +27
Just like the using of ambulances as a VIP and or Troop transport removes the protected status, so does using Hospitals as command and control, barracks, and weapons caches. Otherwise, Israel should just build a wall of Hospitals along every border and declare every military vehicle as an ambulance. How do you feel about an ambulances F35? Hamas is responsible for removing the protective status of Hospitals in Gaza. It is evil and caused a lot of unnessary suffering for Gazans. That was Hamas's goal. To create negative PR for Israel and sympathy for them. You are showing it worked. You fell for it! Or, prove me wrong and call Hamas out!!
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killerletz 19 hr ago +14
You forgot giving every soldier a press jacket
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tes_kitty 20 hr ago +40
> I think destroying all the hospitals in Gaza was an evil act. The problem is, if you let a hospital be abused for military purposes and do nothing about it, it becomes a cheat code for the enemy and will be abused, either as a safe haven or to even open fire on you from it. So you cannot let that slide. Also, were they all completely destroyed or only damaged? Hamas is still in power, yes. If you want to get rid of a terrorist organization that is deeply rooted in a population you WILL hurt a lot of innocent people in the process. And there will be a lot of people that were, in fact, not innocent being sold as innocent casualties. The only difference between a dead civilian and a dead fighter in civilian clothing (remember, Hamas only wore uniforms during a ceasefire) is the latter had a weapon. If that gets lost somewhere you suddenly have a dead civilian instead of a dead fighter. Finally, children. I have a problem with that word in this context. In many people this evokes images of kids 10 and younger and whoever kills them intentionally is evil. But in Gaza everyone below the age of 18 is classified as a child while there were Hamas fighters that were between 15 and 18. Kill one of those in a firefight and they end up in the statistic of children killed. So all numbers from that war, no matter from which side, need to be taken with a lot of salt.
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Essaiel 20 hr ago +37
The IDF didn’t destroy all the hospitals in Gaza though.
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Explorer_Dave 19 hr ago +22
So terrorists are allowed to do whatever they want, like maximizing their own people's suffering? Why isn't HAMAS evil for knowingly and intentionally setting up military encampments and bases inside and underneath civilian infrastructure?
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Zontromm 22 hr ago +79
as of writing this, every single other top comment is either - IDF so fake - not believing they killed terrorists bwahahahahaha
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givinstar1 21 hr ago +17
Sorry sir, this is listnook. Israel and the US must be wrong, every time.
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LuckyBoneHead 7 hr ago +3
What do listnookors even get from defending Iran and Hezbollah? The majority of listnookors claim to hate everything Iran stands for and they should also hate everything a terrorist organization stands for, and yet listnookors seem very motivated to support the freedom suppressing, terrorist supplying, woman and child abusing country that is Iran.
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givinstar1 6 hr ago +1
Its hard for them, because they have to choose between declared terrorist groups, and the US and Israel, who they hate to admit when they do something right.
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EatinSumGrapes 21 hr ago +33
I feel like everyone should be fully aware Hezbollah and other terrorist organizations do this a lot, store weapons and hide themselves in and under hospitals and schools. We know they do that, it does not make it okay to bomb these places, it makes it harder to stop them
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Boneclockharmony 13 hr ago +2
I'm so happy to see this comment... it's not that I think Hamas and Hezbollah are fantastic organizations, it's that I expect more from Israel.
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passionlessDrone 22 hr ago -29
Also, because there is no reason to believe the IDF.
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Goosepond01 22 hr ago +83
No good reason to believe Iran, no good reason to believe the US, no good reason to believe Israel, Russia, CCP, Belarus, the gulf states, Hungary and the list goes on.
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Ultra_Metal 22 hr ago +66
You don't have to believe the IDF. The IDF backs up its claims with evidence. Belief is irrelevant. Evidence is all you need.
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TheFrickinThrowAway 22 hr ago +30
Yeah there’s a ton of reason to believe hezb tho
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TreesACrowd 22 hr ago +12
The article is about a claim by the IDF. There are no competing claims by Hezbollah mentioned. As far as whataboutisms go, this is one of the laziest attempts I've ever seen.
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HrothgarTheIllegible 22 hr ago -39
Hezbollah isn’t the one making the claim or decimating city after city and taking out reporters who dare show what’s happening on the ground.  I’m not siding with Hezbollah, I’m just not buying what Israel is selling.
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Dillirium 22 hr ago +27
No city was taken out, it's all claims and like you said you don't believe anything.
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arathorn3 20 hr ago +3
There is footage in the f****** article.
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TheMania 23 hr ago +2
Not true, it certainly fits somebody's agenda.
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Match-Tone 22 hr ago +35
But not listnook irgc bots agenda's..
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mrv113 22 hr ago -41
Cause IDF is the most credible source, sure.
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chillax63 22 hr ago -13
Yeah Lebanon is an Islamic regime.
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TheHouseOfTurtle 22 hr ago +20
Considering they let hezb run their country? Yea
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SeigiNoTenshi 22 hr ago +11
You're evidence to the point
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HarEr89 22 hr ago +122
Makes sense. It's a Hezbollah stronghold. Hezbollah doesn't care if it's a hospital. All patients and doctors left weeks ago and dozens of Hezbollah terrorists are trapped there since days.
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Distinct_Cod2692 21 hr ago +63
nice f*** terrorism
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Neofucius 20 hr ago +30
Terrorism in this context is just a euphemism for Jihadism. F*** Jihadism.
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Distinct_Cod2692 19 hr ago +4
specifically
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bengeo1191 21 hr ago +36
Isn't Hezbollah a militant group ? How are they a power within Lebanon?
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obj7777 21 hr ago +24
Lebanon can't do shit about Hezbollah.
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Stoic_Breeze 21 hr ago +28
It's actually the contrary. They have power because they aren't only a militant group. They also garner standing and influence by having a lot of political, social and media programs and services.
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stivonim 21 hr ago +74
this is a question i am surprised someone is really asking, but to answer in a short and serious answer: Lebanon is a nation that is comprised of a big chunk of Christians and a big chunk of Shia muslims and had a civil war in the 1980's and basically now has a government that is too weak to control a group like Hezbollah which is funded by Iran. Hezbollah basically took over south lebanon and they stored allot of weapons there.
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RICO_the_GOP 16 hr ago +19
Let's be clear, at this point hezbollah is a irregular branch of the republican guard. They fund them, lead them, train them, and die with them when "hezbollah" bases are struck. Which is why Iran isnt a victim of this stupid shit. Iran has wanted this. Trump was just the first president prideful and stupid enough to go to war. And Republicans are too compromised to Russia to have made the smart play of helping Ukraine drain Russian and Iranian resources while learning to take down their drones. Instead the run d*** first into it
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arontmt 21 hr ago +59
Because the lebanese army is super weak and also unwilling to do anything about It
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f1sh98 20 hr ago +34
Not just the Lebanese military, the UN is impotent to stop them or enforce treaties ton
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jscummy 19 hr ago +10
Part of the issue is UNIFILs mandate is to *support* the Lebanese armed forces in enforcement. The Lebanese army doesn't do shit for multiple reasons, and UN peacekeepers don't want to lead the charge on their own
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DiscipleOfYeshua 20 hr ago +21
As many guns as the official army. Infinite cash (IRGC / Iranian dictators). Less ethics, more ruthless than official army.
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Bitter_Thought 19 hr ago +7
They are a militant group and a political party, one of the largest in the ruling coalition.
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bengeo1191 20 hr ago +5
Afghanistan also doesn't have a functioning government or army.
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niceufo777 19 hr ago +11
It's regrettable, but terrorists don't care about people, only the cause, and this is evidence of that.
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Funny-Ambition-7631 21 hr ago +12
Listnook: but i thought Hezbollahs are good guys
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Estrelleta44 22 hr ago +2
well well well would you look at that
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ilovenoodles06 10 hr ago +4
Lets see - a Jewish media company talking shit about the enemy. Hmmm totally no conflict of interest
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One_Satisfaction_640 15 hr ago +1
Hero’s an interesting search……. Lebanons place on the world’s corruption list and the recent largest non nuclear explosion…….. it must be Israel’s fault!
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Flayer723 22 hr ago -71
No one with at least half a brain cell believes a single thing the IDF says
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avax96 22 hr ago +48
Yes, we should trust Hezbollah from now on because this guy approves it.
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Manos_Of_Fate 21 hr ago -2
Why do you think that’s the only other option?
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arnham 22 hr ago +28
Your programming has been finished
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TheFrickinThrowAway 22 hr ago +46
Conditioning complete
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YogiBarelyThere 22 hr ago +19
Can you imagine if these people work with children and continue the brain cell cull?
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GilbyGlibber 6 hr ago
Alright, how will Listnook propagandists explain this one
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LetterNo7829 22 hr ago -72
Ah yes. Dozens of hospital beds full of terrified… I mean terrorists were murdered… I mean heroically defeated by the IDF. 
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exoriparian 19 hr ago -10
Sure they did.
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