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Just Stopping By to Say Hello: Israeli Jets Do a Fly By of Nasrallah's Funeral in Beirut

AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg

Tens of thousands of terrorists and their supporters packed into Badahiya Stadium in Beirut for the funeral of Hassan Nasrallah and his cousin Hashem Safi al-Din. The mood inside the stadium was upbeat as the procession of the caskets arrived at the field. Flowers were thrown into the cheering crowd. Attendees, in return, threw articles of clothing at the passing coffins, believing that touching the sarcophagus of a martyr would bring luck to the wearer. Other fun-filled family activities included waving Hezbollah flags while chanting Death to America and Death to Israel.

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It was the biggest social event on the terrorist calendar in years. Everybody that is somebody in the Islamic terror world was there.

Even Iran sent a delegation.

Senior Hezbollah official Ali Daamoush told reporters Saturday that about 800 prominent figures from 65 countries would attend the funeral in addition to thousands of individuals and activists from around the world.

Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi were among the officials who arrived at the Lebanese capital’s main sports stadium. Lebanon’s parliament speaker and representatives of the president and prime minister were also in attendance.

Israel did not make the guest list even though they helped organize the event when they dispatched Nassarallah and al-Din to hell back in September.

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No offense was taken, and Israel took the time out of their day to stop by and say hello, sending a squadron of fighter jets to do a low-altitude flyover of the event.

With so many terrorists packed into such a small space, there were many who thought that maybe, just maybe, Israel should have done more than just fly by.

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Is this who is in charge of the Jewish Space Lasers? That explains a lot.

As it was, the IDF kept the show of force to a fly-by. It was just a reminder of why everyone was gathered.

The display inspired the crowd in the stadium as chants of Death to Israel resumed as the jets flew off into the wild blue yonder.

The intended message was received loud and clear.

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