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Pro-Lebanon Signs Set on Fire in Beirut After Removal of Pro-Iran Posters
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 hours ago
What happened
In Beirut, young people burned "Lebanon First" signs after pro-Iran posters were taken down near the airport road.
- 01Young people in Beirut burned "Lebanon First" signs near the airport road.
- 02The signs replaced posters that read "Thank You Iran."
- 03The incident highlights tensions over foreign influence in Lebanon.
- 04The events occurred along the road to Beirut's airport.
- 05The removal of pro-Iran posters preceded the burning of the new signs.
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