At least 1,085 buildings have been destroyed or badly damaged since Israel’s invasion targeting the Hezbollah militia, including many in controlled demolitions, a New York Times analysis shows.
Satellite imagery and videos show widespread destruction in six villages along Lebanon’s southern border with Israel, revealing 1,085 buildings that have been leveled or badly damaged since its Oct. 1 invasion aimed at crippling the militant group Hezbollah.
Earlier this month, The New York Times, using satellite imagery, verified the destruction of scores of buildings in two other villages.
The images offer only a glimpse at the situation in southern Lebanon. There has been little access to the area since the invasion began and the extent of the damage is unclear.
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According to The Times’s latest analysis, one village, Mhaibib, appears to have been virtually flattened, with only a handful of buildings still standing. In five other villages and towns, entire neighborhoods were reduced to rubble.
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There’s a (not very good) sketch comedy movie from the 70s called Tunnel Vision. Despite being a generally bad movie, it has its moments. Including this one.
“‘Lebanon?’ Pfft, more like ‘lebensraum,’ amirite?” – Netanyahu, probably.
No shit.
Words that you won’t hear from the imperial mouthpiece…
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