Hizbullah presents soldiers' body parts online

Shiite organization launches Hebrew website featuring images of IDF soldiers' body parts, which its leader claims to be holding since Second Lebanon War
Itamar Eichner

Hizbullah on Tuesday launched a website in Hebrew featuring images of IDF soldiers' body parts, which the Shiite organization's leader Hassan Nasrallah claims to be holding since the Second Lebanon War.

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The website features shocking pictures of body parts and IDF uniform. At the top of the site, Hizbullah wrote in Hebrew, "These images are examples of what we have. They are presented as a verification of the remarks made by Hizbullah secretary-general, Mr. Hassan Nasrallah, on Wednesday, January 2, 2008.

"These body parts belong to 'Israeli' soldiers killed in southern Lebanon during the 'Second Lebanon War'. The presentation of these pictures, despite the humanitarian pain involved, is the consequence of the 'Israel' government's deliberate neglect in terms of revealing the fate of your sons."

Official Israeli sources said Tuesday night that that Hizbullah and its leader had reached a new low of inhumanity. "Israel has no intention of negotiating on body parts," an Israeli official said.

Lebanese websites on Tuesday night began presenting quotes from the Hizbullah horror site.