According to reports from Arab media outlets, a convoy of trucks carrying 130 coffins is making its way today (Friday) to Aitaroun in southern Lebanon, where one of the largest funeral processions ever held in Lebanon is taking place.
40 Additional Terrorists to Be Buried in Aita al-Shaab
The deceased are Hezbollah terrorists eliminated during the fighting in the area, being buried approximately three months after the ceasefire began.
According to the same reports, 40 additional terrorists will be buried in the village of Aita al-Shaab, a location from which the IDF recently withdrew as part of the agreed-upon withdrawal timeline. Local sources stated that the delay in the burials was due to military developments in the region, and discussions between both sides to reach an agreement of the final withdrawal schedule.
Watch the Funeral Procession:
130 גופות מחבלי חיזבאללה על גבי 4 משאיות עושות את דרכן להלוויה עצומה בכפר עיתרון שבדרום לבנון.
נפלא. pic.twitter.com/IbSaM5HUn8— אלעד הוּמינר العاد هومينر (@EladHumi) February 28, 2025
IDF Eliminates Hezbollah Terrorist on the Syria-Lebanon Border
Earlier today, the IDF announced that an Israeli Air Force aircraft had eliminated Mohammad Mahdi Ali Shaheen, a Hezbollah terrorist responsible for continuing weapons procurement and terror deals along the Syria-Lebanon border – despite the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreements coming into effect.
Shaheen was a key operative in Hezbollah’s geographical unit responsible for the Beqaa region and had recently been involved in smuggling weapons from Syria into Lebanon.
The large-scale funeral in southern Lebanon highlights the heavy losses of Hezbollah operatives in recent months. As tensions in the region remain high, the delayed burials reflect ongoing military developments shaping the conflict’s next phase.
