Following a video by Netanyahu, a Lebanese journalist opposing Hezbollah received threats: "They see him as a collaborator"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared an interview with Lebanese journalist Charles Jabbour in his election campaign, in which Jabbour praised Netanyahu's achievements against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. This led to a campaign against Jabbour within the Hezbollah camp, and he received threats and warnings from political figures in Lebanon to keep a low profile, fearing he might be harmed.

Following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's sharing of an interview with Lebanese journalist Charles Jabbour, a campaign against Jabbour began within the Hezbollah camp, and he received threats. Jabbour, an activist in the Christian "Lebanese Forces" party, is known for his pro-Israel and hawkish positions against Hezbollah. In a recent interview he gave in Lebanon, Jabbour praised Netanyahu and his achievements against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, sparking public uproar. A source in Beirut told Kan News that Jabbour received warnings from figures in the Lebanese political system to keep a low profile, fearing he would be harmed by Hezbollah, which sees him as an Israeli collaborator. Jabbour responded that he stands by his words and intends to continue. Last month, it was reported that Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raji, also from the "Lebanese Forces," received threats and was instructed not to come to his office due to his hawkish positions against Hezbollah.

Following a video by Netanyahu, a Lebanese journalist opposing Hezbollah received threats: "They see him as a collaborator"