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Has the normalization with enemy at the expense of Lebanese blood and children's remains in Qana turned to a way for culminating an interview with the Zionist entity's criminals?

A simple question is to be raised after the Lebanese LBC violated all Lebanese laws by interviewing an officer in the enemy's army.
The "Israeli" Ynet daily revealed that "the Lebanese LBC network was given rare and unprecedented access to an "Israeli" Air Force base."
It further mentioned that the "Israeli" step came as part of a larger attempt to send Hizbullah a message.
A reporter from Lebanon's LBC interviewed , "Israeli" Air Force Base commander, as well as Captain Avihai Aderi, head of the so-called "Arab media" at the "Israeli" army Spokesperson Unit.
At the beginning of the report, the Lebanese network focused on an attempt to reach an agreement regarding Syria: "While world power are at the Geneva II conference to find a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis, head of the Ramat David Air Force Base sends a threatening message, warning against the continued transfer of strategic arms from Syria to Hizbullah, threatening that his army will work to prevent arms' transfer."

The air force unit commander - who like all "Israeli" pilots and commanders must remain unnamed and masked - said in the rare interview that "We are closely following attempts to smuggle arms from Syria to Lebanon and attempting to prevent it from reaching Hizbullah."
He further noted that "Hizbullah has begun receiving the type of weapons that are superior to those of independent and neighboring countries and we must prepare for such a scenario."

Aderi, the Arab language "Israeli" army spokesperson, claimed in his interview LBC that "Hizbullah has turned 200 villages in southern Lebanon into munitions caches, using them to threaten the "Israeli" front. The "IDF" cannot let Hizbullah to harm "Israelis" so easily."

According to the "Israeli" daily , the message the "Israeli" army sent through the Lebanese channel: "The "Israeli" army understands that the arrival of such strategic arms to Hizbullah in Lebanon will be what sparks the next war."