By The Notorious FDE TacticalSh!t.com
Troops revel in the destruction they have caused in southern towns and villages, joking about a blown-up mosque and torched hospital.
Israeli soldiers have been leaving Google reviews for places in southern Lebanon that they have invaded, joking about the destruction they have caused.
“No mosque, only rubble and a blocked tunnel entrance. I went for nothing. Do not recommend,” Gabi Weisskopf wrote about the Ahel al-Quran Mosque near the town of Yarine.
Another review, posted by Elad Biton, bragged about allegedly burning down Mays al-Jabal’s public hospital.
“Just disappointing, it said that it opens in the morning, we arrived and it was closed! Gall!” Biton said. “Really bad service. There are no good conditions for staying. But other than that, there was (a lot) [of fire].”
Since Israel’s war on Gaza broke out a year ago, Israeli soldiers have flooded social media with disturbing content, revelling in the wanton destruction of Palestinian communities.
The trend continued in Lebanon, where soldiers have filmed themselves stealing people’s money and IDs, playing on their pianos and detonating entire towns.
On Google, one soldier posted a picture of an Israeli tank placed in a gym in Ramya.
“The gym itself is quite a high quality, but there is a terrible synergy between the Merkavas [tanks] and the tunnels, like, both facilities exist in the gym, but the tunnels are way too small to use the Merkava in them, I know it’s not a big deal but with oversight like this I can’t bring myself to rate this 5 stars,” wrote a user named Tomer8009, who gave the gym four stars.
Another reviewer, Doron Blumshtein, mockingly reviewed a camping cabin close to Lebanon’s border with Israel.
“Thank you for the donation. The soldiers had a great time. It’s a shame there are many rats and there is no water in the pool and all the windows are broken,” he wrote.
Amichai Eldar, meanwhile, posted a review for a restaurant in Aitaroun saying: “delicious food. Explosion atmosphere”.
Legal experts have previously warned that videos posted by Israeli soldiers could breach international law, and an Al Jazeera documentary revealed that their TikToks could amount to war crimes.
Israel’s war on Lebanon has killed more than 3,000 people since clashes with Hezbollah first started on 8 October 2023.
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IMagine if we could do this during WW2 to Vietnam alone leave Reviews
Boo hoo hoo. The jihadi animals hide among civilians, store weapons in mosques, hide tunnel entrances in schools, mosques and hospitals, and build facilities under all of these civilian structures. That is the war crime, not the resulting destruction. Ss for posting humorous reviews, I applaud almost anything they do to maintain their sanity as they fight an existential war.
I like it!
They have a sense of humor and see the irony of the situation. They are trying to see some humor in the situation. I did not see your “outrage’ at the ugly propaganda of Hamas or Hezzbouleh or Iran. I don’t see your condemnation of the fact that since Oct 8, 2023 hezbouleh has continued an undeclared war against Israel and has sought to inflict civilian casualties. I didn’t see you condemn the destruction and brutal murder wrought by hamas. You were silent while hamas “proudly” showed their videos of murder and abuse and torture of the hostages. Hamas kidnapped young children and infants and you condemn Israeli soldiers for minor property damage. Your article is much ado about nothing but it shows your bias