#nasrallah assassination

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New details about Nasrallah's assassination… a tracking operation using a "mysterious substance" #israel

It took Israel only two minutes to locate Nasrallah and confirm his presence in a headquarters in the southern suburb Newspaper reports have revealed new details about the assassination of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, as this strike is one of the largest operations targeting the party’s leadership in years. Scenarios have varied and accounts have differed.. How was Hezbollah…

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Hezbollah’s Deputy Chief Issues Defiant Message After Leader’s Death

Hezbollah’s Deputy Chief Issues Defiant Message After Leader’s Death #2006conflict #civiliancasualties

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Assassinated under U.S. command: Nasrallah murdered in apocalyptic bomb attack

By Gary Wilson

The U.S. was behind the Sept. 27 assassination of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in an apocalyptic bombing attack using 85 U.S.-built and supplied BLU-109 bunker-buster bombs (almost six times the explosive power of the atomic bomb the U.S. dropped on Hiroshima) in a residential area of Beirut. 

Israeli airstrikes in the following days killed Hamas’ leader in Lebanon, Fateh Sherif Abu el-Amin, along with his family. Another Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) military security chief, Mohammad Abd al-Aal, military commander Imad Odeh, and  Abdelrahman Abd al-Aal.

On Oct. 1, the Associated Press reported that the Israeli Occupation Force “has moved into southern Lebanon … opening a new front” in its war on the people of Palestine and of Lebanon. 

Nasrallah’s assassination was ordered from New York City by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where he appeared before a nearly empty U.N. General Assembly meeting. Netanyahu’s office released a photo of him inside an office at the U.N. headquarters in New York while using a landline telephone to approve the strike on Beirut. 

Responsibility lies ultimately with the U.S., which finances and arms the Zionist regime. President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris – both Democrats – and Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson have expressed support for the bombing, praising the assassination. The U.S. recently authorized an additional $8.7 billion in arms to Israel, facilitating its ongoing actions in Gaza, the West Bank, Yemen, and now Lebanon.

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Hezbollah's Resilience Against Israeli Military Operations

Hezbollah’s Resilience Amid Israeli Military Actions In recent months, Israel has undertaken a series of aggressive military operations aimed at dismantling Hezbollah’s capabilities in Lebanon. This includes targeted assassinations of key leaders, significant assaults on infrastructure, and the disruption of weapons supplies. Despite these efforts, Israel has not succeeded in entirely halting the…

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"The symbol is gone, the legend is born, and the resistance continues"

رحل الرمز و وُلدت الأسطورة و تستمر المقاومة ✌️

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Double PORTIONS in 2024 - Hezbolah & Helene's Hell

Day One of Creation in 2024 is on Sabbath, 25 Elul, September 28, 2024, Standing, When he went. Double Portions – Standing Went – BB Nethanyahu Stands and Went. Parshah 51 Nitzavim (Standing) Deuteronomy 29:9 (10) – 30:20, Isaiah 61:10-63:9 Parshah 52 Vayelekh (He went) Deut 31:1-30, Hosea 14:2 (1) – 10 (9), Micah 7:18-20, Y’oel ;(Joel) 2:15-27 Double Judgments – Evil UN Against Israel + Evil…

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After assassinations, Israel braces for retaliation, wider conflict

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Whenever and wherever you see sadistic and depraved Zionist savages celebrating the assassination of the honorable Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, which they achieved only through the slaughter of at least 300 innocent souls, do not anger; merely remind them that the Zionist enemy is in the greatest economic crisis in its history, which will only worsen, that as it besieges Gaza, the righteous forces of the Resistance besiege it as well, and good-hearted and righteous people the world over boycott it. Diplomatically and economically the Zionist Entity is already dying a slow death, and its excrable and outrageous crimes against humanity in its death throes will only speed its end.

As always, all glory to the Resistance and to the Martyrs; death to the Zionist Enemy and its USian masters.

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thousands in kashmir march to honor the memory of hasan nasrallah followed by his assassination by israel.

pc: quds news network

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i don’t think the assassination of nasrallah is gonna have the desired impact israel hopes it’ll have. everyone will either mourn or celebrate depending who you are then everyone will move on and refocus their attention where it needs to be focused which is not going to look good for Israel either way. Netanyahu will still remain a hated man inside israel as well.

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Middle East Observer:

Do you know who is in the picture?

He is the martyred leader Abbas al-Moussawi, the former Secretary General of Hezbollah, who was assassinated by the brutal occupation in 1992.

After him came Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who developed the capabilities of the Lebanese resistance...and he had a great impact on that, but whatever happens and whatever God has written

Do not weaken or panic, for this resistance does not end, for it is an ongoing benefit...and a leader is succeeded by a leader

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By Palestine Chronicle Staff

The Lebanese movement Hezbollah confirmed in a statement on Saturday the killing of its Secretary-General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, in an Israeli airstrike in a southern suburb of Beirut on Friday.

“His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of Hezbollah, joined his great and immortal martyrs, whose journey he led for nearly thirty years,” the statement read.

Hezbollah praised Nasrallah, stating that over the last three decades, “he led them from victory to victory, succeeding the master of the martyrs of the Islamic Resistance in 1992 until the liberation of Lebanon in 2000 and until the divine, sustaining victory in 2006 “.

If anyone still had doubts that the U.S. and Israel are determined to start World War III, this should settle the question. - redguard

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28 Sep 24

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Israel's Military Campaign Targets Hezbollah Leadership

Israel’s Targeted Campaign Against Hezbollah Leadership In a significant escalation of its military operations, Israel has launched a campaign aimed at neutralizing key figures within the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. This offensive has reportedly resulted in the assassination of several high-ranking leaders. Most recently, on Tuesday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the killing…

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On the martyrdom of the great Palestinian leader, Yahya Sinwar.

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. "Do not think of those who have been killed in the cause of Allah as dead. Rather, they are alive with their Lord, receiving provision." This is the Truth of Allah the Almighty.

The initiator of the Battle of the Flood of Al-Aqsa opens with his martyrdom the gate to a new phase of victory. With great pride and honor, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command announces to our Palestinian people and to the Arab and Islamic nation the martyrdom of the great and creative leader, Yahya Sinwar, the launcher of the Battle of the Flood of Al-Aqsa, the head of the Political Bureau of the Hamas Movement.

It congratulates our people and his brothers, the leaders and fighters of the Hamas Movement, on this blessed martyrdom of the leader of the battle of liberation, who rose as a martyr while fighting until the last moment to be a model of the inspiring leader whose blood will ignite the flame of the Flood of Al-Aqsa—just as the blood of the great leader, His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, glowed on the road to Al-Quds, as did the blood of the great martyr leader, the fighter Ismail Haniyeh, and his companion, the great fighter leader Sheikh Saleh al-Arouri, and all the martyr leaders in the Battle of the Flood of Freedom.

We in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command are absolutely confident that the Hamas movement will grow stronger, more resilient and more capable of continuing the march of the martyred leaders, and that our steadfast, great people, despite the harshness of the battle, will remain the incubator of the struggle for their resistance. They will foil all the illusions of the enemy who deludedly believes that the Nazi war of extermination that they are waging against our Palestinian people and against the Lebanese people and their resistance and the policy of assassinating leaders may achieve their alleged goals of eliminating the resistance and drawing a new map for a humiliated Middle East.

Glory to the martyrs and victory to the resistance. And a revolution until the liberation of the land and people.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command 18/10/2024

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Nasrallah was killed because he was unrelenting in his support for Palestine. Unlike every other Arab leader, Nasrallah had led the fight against Israel twice, which led to its defeat: first, when Israel was forced to withdraw from Lebanon in 2000 and second when Israel could not vanquish Hezbollah in 2006. The man who defeated Israel was finally killed on September 27, 2024, along with thousands of his fellow Lebanese. [...]

In the Lebanese coastal city of Sur (Tyre), unknown people bombed a number of restaurants that serve alcohol in late 2012. I went down to talk to some of the owners of these restaurants and of a brewery, all of whom told me that they had been visited by people from Hezbollah who offered to pay for the damages even though the attacks were not by their members. Nasrallah had said that though he opposed the consumption of alcohol, he did not believe that Lebanese society must conform to the social views of any group but should learn to tolerate the mores of each other.

For all the talk of Nasrallah and antisemitism, it would be worth considering that it was Hezbollah under Nasrallah that helped the reconstruction of Beirut’s Maghen Abraham Synagogue. “[It] is a religious place of worship,” Nasrallah said, “and its restoration is welcome,” stated Arab News. It is this attitude that partly led to Nasrallah telling Julian Assange during a discussion about Palestine in 2012 that “the only solution is the establishment of one state—one state on the land on Palestine in which the Muslims and the Jews and the Christians live in peace in a democratic state. Any other solution will simply not be viable, and it won’t be sustained.”

When Israel, with US support, began its bombardment of Lebanon in 2006, it appeared certain that Hezbollah would be demolished. But it withstood the attack and counterattacked Israel. Years earlier, friends in the Arab states would ask me, “Why can’t we produce a Hugo Chávez?” meaning why could they not have a leader who would stand up against the interference of the West and the occupation of the Palestinians by Israel. During the 2006 war, these same people began to say that Nasrallah was their Chávez, that he was the incarnation of Gamal Abdel Nasser. The fact that Hezbollah was not destroyed and was able to stand up for itself proved to large sections of the Arab world that Israel lost that war.

The victory is partly attributed to Nasrallah’s ability to convert Hezbollah from a military force into an integral part of the “resistance society” (mujtama’ al-muqawama) in large parts of Lebanon; this resistance society shaped the worldview of the villages of southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, where they committed themselves to the long-term struggle to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the Israeli interventions in southern Lebanon. It is this resistance community that defines Hezbollah’s endurance rather than the thousands of missiles it has hidden away in tunnels across Lebanon’s southern region. The Israelis tried to kill Nasrallah many times during and after 2006 but did not succeed. He would often talk about how one of his speeches was his last since it was unclear when the Israelis might succeed.

The assassination of Nasrallah produced a sense of shock across Lebanon because a view had been growing that he could not be killed. But Nasrallah was a man, and human beings die one way or the other. Robert Fisk asked him to explain what it meant to prepare for martyrdom, according to a 2001 article by him. “Imagine you are in a sauna,” Nasrallah said. “It is very hot but you know that in the next room there is air conditioning, an armchair, classical music, and a cocktail.” That would have been his attitude when the Israeli bombs landed.