Imagine eliminating Hassan Nasrallah as their leader. I say as we are strong and determined. To my allies I say oh he is yours and to the people of Lebanon I say the war is not with you it is time to change that. This was said by Israel’s defense minister confirming the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Hezbollah had supported Hamas after the October 7 terrorist attacks on Israel which opened a second front on the country’s northern border but in recent weeks Israel has carried out a number of attacks aimed at eliminating Hezbollah’s capabilities and its leadership but has taken no action. An even bigger incident than Nasrallah’s killing sent shock waves across the Middle East, AB Panel’s chief foreign correspondent has the latest from Beirut.
It’s three unspeakable, washing over with shock and grief for consumers the father of the nation for millions of Lebanese the leader of Hezbollah for more than three decades what Mr. Allen who had been a leader of a group since 992, was killed on Friday in a series of massive Israeli air strikes targeting its underground headquarters in Beirut. There was an immediate threat to the lives of thousands of people. What has turned into a thriller with Israeli and other citizens ringing in funding OM and support has turned into a powerful military and political force in Lebanon, seeking Christians while gaining support and respect throughout the ship. who is to challenge and attack Israel in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, this sixty-four-year-old firebrand leader had been in hiding for years, he was last seen in public thirteen years ago in the same neighborhood where he died on Friday. He was one of Israel’s most wanted men, he had to address his support, as you did last week. When he called out the Israeli attacks with pages of exploding words, an actor who went to extraordinary lengths to be as well as he could be.
Oops New York Times reporter Neil Funk interviewed him in 2002, we were taken to a van, blindfolded, driven around for a while and then they let us into an apartment complex that looked no different from the ones that were bombed. The US and Europe have long held that Hezbollah is a terrorist organization, President Biden reacted to the news. Nasrallah said in a statement Friday that his death in an Israeli airstrike is a measure of justice for his many victims, including thousands of American, Israeli and Lebanese civilians, they have been a good two weeks for Israel and a disastrous period for Hezbollah, a senior US official told us in Israel that the idea of eliminating Hezbollah’s top thirty or so leaders during the escalation of attacks over the last several weeks is not believed.
Including killing Ibrahima, one of the top commanders of the terrorist groups, who is wanted by the US version. The massive bombing of the US Embassy and Shikan Barracks in Beirut in nineteen eighty three which killed more than two hundred and forty people. This was followed by the death of Americans as well, the movement is in disarray, but there are still concerns that this conflict will escalate. Israeli forces continue to attack the southern areas, they have been rooted in all day on Saturday and again today. Preparing for a possible grand invasion in Lebanon, Israel was probably trying to dismantle the organization so that they would not have to invade, but it is not clear what their Bolah will do with its huge arsenal, he gave a speech in the absence of the leader.
There is a huge rift in the region, which led to tears in the eyes of many, but there were also celebrations elsewhere in the region. Now the question is what will happen to Hezbollah, the answer is undoubtedly that we will not try to regroup, but we also have to see how Hezbollah will react. Ayatollah Khomeini’s statement in which he stressed that the resistance would continue, but honestly it was a very muted response, well President Biden continued that.