Liban. Statue de Jésus frappée par un soldat israélien, Tel-Aviv dit ...
Des images circulant sur les réseaux sociaux montrent un soldat israélien frappant une statue de Jésus dans un village occupé du sud Liban.
www.leprogres.frHere are the latest updates I can share based on recent reporting:
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A viral video showing an Israeli soldier striking a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon has drawn sharp international attention and condemnation. Multiple outlets reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or the Israeli military pledged to address the incident and investigate the soldier’s actions. The event reportedly took place in a Christian village near the border and prompted statements from the IDF about disciplinary measures if warranted.[1][2][3]
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The Israeli military confirmed the image’s authenticity and said the act was not in line with the values expected of its troops, adding that an investigation was underway and that authorities would take appropriate measures. Local Lebanese reporting referenced the same incident and noted ongoing security operations in the area.[2][4]
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Coverage from French and other European outlets summarized the incident similarly: the statue’s destruction or damage occurred in Debel/Debl (Debel is often transliterated differently across outlets), with officials indicating the statue’s location and the broader context of tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border. Some articles emphasized that authorities aimed to restore the statue and maintain civil and religious sensitivities.[3][5][9]
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International reactions varied, with some outlets noting condemnation from Christian communities and leaders, and others reporting that governments or official spokespeople were navigating diplomatic sensitivities while condemning the act. Several videos and clips circulated across social media platforms, amplifying the incident’s reach.[7][8][2]
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