(Jerusalem Post) Dyab Abou Jahjah, the man behind the Hind Rajab Foundation, which has been doxxing Israeli soldiers and seeking legal action against them in foreign states, admitted to joining Hezbollah as a youth and implied that he was returning to Lebanon to fight in the 2006 war, according to press releases by his previous organization and an old New York Times interview.
The Arab European League (AEL) that he founded, according to the Internet Archive, shared on its website a 2003 New York Times profile piece in which the activist admitted to his Hezbollah affiliation. The article related that “he said, he joined the Hezbollah resistance against Israel.”
“I had some military training, I’m still very proud of that,” he told the NYT in 2003.
