Fresh evidence of Hezbollah’s murderous ideology surfaced Friday when IDF forces discovered a cache of Nazi memorabilia hidden away in the terror group’s Lebanese strongholds.

Israeli troops, pushing deep into Hezbollah territory on Friday, found the disturbing collection during raids of civilian homes turned terror bases. The items read include portraits of Hitler throwing his signature salute, swastika-emblazoned books, and Third Reich banners stashed alongside weapons.

One particularly telling find – a book bearing the name Hassan Salih proudly displayed above a hand-drawn swastika – reveals how deeply Nazi ideology of annihilation runs through Hezbollah’ terror ranks.

“It’s no coincidence these were found in civilian homes exploited by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon,” the IDF said in a statement. “Hezbollah’s goal has always been the same: annihilate Israel.

For the Jewish State born out of the ashes of the Holocaust, the find is a clear confirmation of Hezbollah deadly doctrine. They’re carrying Hitler’s torch, and they’re not even trying to hide it anymore.

Daily bombardments from Hezbollah have targeted Israeli border communities and military posts since October 7 in support of Hamas. Early Saturday morning, a Hezbollah rocket struck the central Israeli Arab town of Tira, injuring eleven people, including three moderately and eight lightly wounded from shrapnel and broken glass. Seven others were treated for acute anxiety, according to Magen David Adom emergency services.

The attack occurred shortly before 2:30 a.m. when Hezbollah launched three rockets toward central Israel. Hezbollah claimed they were targeting the IDF’s 8200 intelligence unit base at Glilot, located approximately 20 kilometers southwest of Tira.