The Israeli army bombed Haret Hreik in the heart of Beirut's southern suburbs with bunker-buster bombs, reportedly exceeding 100 tons, in what was described as the most intense attack in decades. Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari stated that the strike targeted Hezbollah's "central headquarters" in Beirut's southern suburbs and the party's Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah.
Israel's Channel 12 reported that the operation targeting Nasrallah had been planned for some time, culminating in what it termed "golden intelligence," leading to the attack on the headquarters.
The British magazine The Economist, in its July 3, 2024, report outlined a possible scenario for a war between Israel and Hezbollah, aiming to weaken the party and push it northward. The report described intense attacks using suicide drones, a permanent power outage, and a barrage of rockets from Hezbollah, which possesses more than 120,000 rockets and missiles, many capable of accurately reaching targets in Tel Aviv. However, what transpired far exceeded even the most dire scenarios. Hezbollah suffered devastating Israeli strikes over two weeks, beginning with the bombing of its command posts and radios, targeting the Radwan leadership and unit commanders, and a massive intelligence penetration of the party's leadership, personnel, and buildings, culminating in the storming of its headquarters.
In an episode of the program #Without_Limits, broadcast live on January 12, 2000, from a suburb of #Beirut—which had suffered a devastating attack that day—and under tight security, Ahmed Mansour interviewed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah in Lebanon. The interview explored Hezbollah's vision, its guiding principles, its leverage in dealing with Israel, and the nature of the support it receives from #Syria and #Iran.
Nasrallah also addressed the reasons for choosing the "Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist" (Wilayat al-Faqih) doctrine in Iran—which has not yet provided decisive support—rather than in Lebanon. He discussed whether Hezbollah is a tool in Iran's hands, why the party rejects the naturalization of Palestinians in Lebanon, and their role in combat operations against Israel.
It is worth noting that Hassan Nasrallah was born on August 31, 1960, in the town of Bazouriyeh, near Tyre in southern Lebanon, and is the third Secretary-General of Hezbollah. He assumed his position on February 16, 1992, succeeding former Secretary-General Abbas Musawi, who was assassinated by Israel when a missile struck his convoy.
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The Israeli army bombed Haret Hreik in the heart of Beirut's southern suburbs with bunker-buster bombs, reportedly exceeding 100 tons, in what was described as the most intense attack in decades. Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari stated that the strike targeted Hezbollah's "central headquarters" in Beirut's southern suburbs and the party's Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah.
Israel's Channel 12 reported that the operation targeting Nasrallah had been planned for some time, culminating in what it termed "golden intelligence," leading to the attack on the headquarters.
The British magazine The Economist, in its July 3, 2024, report outlined a possible scenario for a war between Israel and Hezbollah, aiming to weaken the party and push it northward. The report described intense attacks using suicide drones, a permanent power outage, and a barrage of rockets from Hezbollah, which possesses more than 120,000 rockets and missiles, many capable of accurately reaching targets in Tel Aviv. However, what transpired far exceeded even the most dire scenarios. Hezbollah suffered devastating Israeli strikes over two weeks, beginning with the bombing of its command posts and radios, targeting the Radwan leadership and unit commanders, and a massive intelligence penetration of the party's leadership, personnel, and buildings, culminating in the storming of its headquarters.
In an episode of the program #Without_Limits, broadcast live on January 12, 2000, from a suburb of #Beirut—which had suffered a devastating attack that day—and under tight security, Ahmed Mansour interviewed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah in Lebanon. The interview explored Hezbollah's vision, its guiding principles, its leverage in dealing with Israel, and the nature of the support it receives from #Syria and #Iran.
Nasrallah also addressed the reasons for choosing the "Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist" (Wilayat al-Faqih) doctrine in Iran—which has not yet provided decisive support—rather than in Lebanon. He discussed whether Hezbollah is a tool in Iran's hands, why the party rejects the naturalization of Palestinians in Lebanon, and their role in combat operations against Israel.
It is worth noting that Hassan Nasrallah was born on August 31, 1960, in the town of Bazouriyeh, near Tyre in southern Lebanon, and is the third Secretary-General of Hezbollah. He assumed his position on February 16, 1992, succeeding former Secretary-General Abbas Musawi, who was assassinated by Israel when a missile struck his convoy.
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