Hezbollah Attacked a Synagogue — Yet This War Crime Goes Unreported
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by Elder of Ziyon

Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile defense system intercepts rockets fired from Lebanon, amid cross-border hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, as seen from northern Israel, Sept. 25, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Avi Ohayon
This is what the Avot U’Banim synagogue in Haifa looked like before the weekend:
Hezbollah named five supposed targets of their rockets, all of them “military bases,” including a gas station that they say is owned by the IDF.
In this video, people clearly talk about the synagogue burning. Hezbollah knows that a synagogue was hit, but they do not admit it, and neither has Lebanese media.
According to a news report, missiles hit the synagogue and its adjacent beit midrash only an hour after Saturday night prayers:
“This is divine providence,” Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav told Israel Hayom.
“There were no people in the synagogue, but in the surrounding buildings there were people who experienced a significant blast,” he said. “But as I said, most of the damage is not physical. There’s damage in many apartments, mainly windows. Some vehicles were also burned.”
Haifa residents are happy there were no injuries. But once again, Hezbollah war crimes go unreported.
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