"In 1983, 19-year-old Ibrahim Yassin was a cattle farmer with a pregnant wife. When his wife went into labor, an IDF officer named Tzachi Bareket risked everything to help deliver the baby and get them emergency medical care.
Yassin was so shocked at the selflessness of Bareket and so grateful for his care for his wife and new child that he began feeding him information on the PLO, which had recently taken over much of southern Lebanon after being kicked out of Jordan for trying to overthrow the king.
But Hezbollah became suspicious of Yassin. And when a brutal, suicidal and homicidal terror organization like Hezbollah suspects you, brutality you can expect.
Hezbollah arrested Yassin. Hezbollah tortured Yassin. And then, Hezbollah murdered Yassin’s baby.
But a heartbroken Yassin was smart about his revenge. He decided to feign total allegiance to Hezbollah and ended up rising through the ranks to become one of the terror organizations’s most trusted operatives.
But behind the scenes, he had become one of Israel’s deepest moles inside of Hezbollah, and he repeatedly passed on critical intelligence that saved countless Israeli lives.
In 1997, Yassin and his family fled to Israel. Yassin had become so enamored with the Jewish people and the Jewish state that he decided to become a Jew himself. After an intense conversion process, Yassin became “Avraham Sinai.” But his faith was too strong to simply stop at conversion - he studied and became a rabbi in Tzfat.
Rabbi Sinai’s son, Amos, who was also born a Shi’ite Muslim in Lebanon, grew up to become a decorated combat soldier in the IDF’s elite Golani Brigade’s Battalion 51.
Later, Rabbi Sinai was asked to compare the two sides of the Israeli-Lebanese border, and he simply said: “Here it’s heaven. There it’s hell.”
According to Wikipedia Hezbollah militants tied his daughter between two cars and drove in opposite directions.
And while being interrogated by a then young put future Hezbollah leader he was forced to watch his newborn baby being burned in front of him.
But of course it's all ok cause they're only resisting Israeli occupation and apartheid, same as Hamas were doing on October 7th
