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Israeli military sentences two soldiers to 30 days detention for vandalizing a Jesus statue in Lebanon

Two Israeli soldiers received 30 days of military detention and removal from combat duty after one smashed a statue of Jesus with a sledgehammer in the village of Debel, southern Lebanon, and the other photographed the act. Six additional soldiers present at the scene face separate disciplinary proceedings for failing to intervene. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the incident, and the IDF said the damaged statue was replaced.

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Most outlets offer straightforward punishment reporting, while Breitbart and Washington Examiner provide fuller political and eyewitness context, including Netanyahu's quote, statue restoration, and village details, as Reuters, NYT, and NY Post stick to core facts.
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Israel jails two soldiers who damaged and photographed a Jesus statue in Lebanon - CNN
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THE RIGHT3 outlets · mostly supportive
Israeli soldiers caught smashing Jesus statue sentenced to 30 days in prison
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“Israeli soldiers punished over vandalism of Jesus statue in Lebanon” · BBC, Reuters

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