Retreating Israeli forces leave a trail of destruction in Lebanese border village Kfar Kila
February 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn February 22, 2025, Dimitri Lascaris visited the Lebanese border village of Kfar Kila. Only four days earlier, Israeli forces had retreated from the area.
During his visit, Lascaris was accompanied by Lebanese journalists Laith Marouf and Hadi Hoteit, Dr. David Miller from the UK, and Palestinian-Canadian journalist Rami Yahia. Lascaris, Miller and Yahia were the first Western journalists to visit Kfar Kila after the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
During their inspection of the village, Hoteit, a Lebanese journalist who now works for Press TV, recounted how he had retrieved the body of his best friend from the ruins of Kfar Kila a few days earlier.
Hoteit's friend was a front-line fighter in Lebanon's Islamic Resistance. He was killed in action about four months ago. The proximity of Israel troops, however, prevented the retrieval of his friend's body during that four-month period.
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