Hezbollah buried dozens of terrorists in two southern Lebanese villages, exposing the scale of its recent losses.
Hezbollah held mass funerals yesterday in the villages of Yater and al-Duwayr in southern Lebanon, in scenes described locally as a “celebration in yellow” because of the large display of Hezbollah flags and colors.
Dozens were buried in each of the two villages, underscoring the heavy price Hezbollah continues to pay as Israel’s campaign against the terror organization grinds on in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah tries to turn funerals into propaganda displays of “resistance,” but the images from the villages tell a different story: entire communities once again burying large numbers of terrorists sent into a war they cannot win.
