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Israel confirmed that an early-October airstrike in Beirut killed Hashem Safieddine, described as Hassan Nasrallah’s cousin and presumed successor. Analysts associated the death with the 3 October barrage.
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Israel confirmed that an early-October airstrike in Beirut killed Hashem Safieddine, described as Hassan Nasrallah’s cousin and presumed successor. Analysts associated the death with the 3 October barrage.
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Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah spoke at the funeral of a Hezbollah commander killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut.
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Israel confirmed that one of its early October airstrikes on Beirut - analysts believe it was the barrage on Oct. 3 - killed Hashem Safieddine, the cousin and presumed successor to Hassan Nasrallah.
Israel confirmed that an early-October airstrike in Beirut killed Hashem Safieddine, described as Hassan Nasrallah’s cousin and presumed successor. Analysts associated the death with the 3 October barrage.
Open source reportthe IDF also said it had not yet targeted a separate vault hidden under a hospital in Beirut that contains much more: "at least half a billion dollars in dollar bills and gold."
An Israeli military claim that one airstrike target held tens of millions of dollars in cash and gold. The military identified, but had not attacked, a separate vault beneath a Beirut hospital containing at least $500 million.
Open source reportits heavy-handed tactics are creating fresh resentment. A Beiruti whose apartment was destroyed in the blast told WaPo: "I am a moderate, but after this I am with Hezbollah."
Israel’s pursuit of increasingly lower-level Hezbollah targets, after removing senior officials, is producing new support for Hezbollah among affected civilians. One unidentified Beirut resident quoted by The Washington Post.
Open source reportHezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah spoke at the funeral of a Hezbollah commander killed in another recent Israeli strike - this one in Beirut on Tuesday
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah spoke at the funeral of a Hezbollah commander killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut.
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