Hezbollah Built Him the Perfect Bunker... Mossad Was Inside It
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For eighteen years, Hassan Nasrallah was the most watched, least seen man in the Middle East. At little after 6pm on September 27, 2024, the Israeli Air Force put more than eighty bombs on top of him, eighteen meters underground.
This is the story of the eighteen year hunt for the leader of Hezbollah.
It begins with an Israeli missile. In February 1992, Israeli helicopters kill Hezbollah's leader Abbas Musawi on a road in southern Lebanon. The next day the movement elects his student, a 31 year old son of a vegetable seller from Beirut. Israel had just created the man who would taunt it for three decades. In 2000 he tells a crowd in Bint Jbeil that Israel is "weaker than a spider web."
After the 2006 war he vanishes underground, speaking only through couriers and recorded video, protected by a counterintelligence unit hunting spies inside his own ranks. But Hezbollah's new underground network had a problem. Israel had recruited people in Lebanon to help build its secret facilities, and others to plant listening devices inside the bunkers. He called Israel a spider web. He was living inside one.
The end comes with a countdown. On September 17, 2024, thousands of Hezbollah pagers explode at once. Two days later Nasrallah admits on television that his organization has been hit in an unprecedented way. Iran warns him to leave Lebanon. He stays. Israel has known where he is for months.
On Friday, September 27, Israel's defense chiefs meet, and the final go comes by phone from Netanyahu's hotel room in New York, hours before his speech at the UN. Washington gets fifteen minutes of warning. F-15Is of 69 Squadron, the Hammers, drop 2,000 pound bunker busters with staggered fuzes that chew through the buildings floor by floor. An Israeli Air Force colonel later puts the number on record: 83 bombs. Nasrallah dies beside Hezbollah's southern front commander Ali Karaki and the IRGC general Abbas Nilforoushan.
No stock footage. Modeled, lit, animated and rendered from scratch in 3D and 2D. Blender, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve.
Narration: Simcha Brodsky
SOURCES:
Reuters · AP · UPI · VOA · Washington Institute · FDD · FDD's Long War Journal · CTC West Point · Lieber Institute West Point · CSIS · CSIS Missile Defense Project · Atlantic Council · Council on Foreign Relations · Belfer Center · Wilson Center · USIP Iran Primer · Middle East Institute · Middle East Forum · Middle East Council on Global Affairs · Arab Center DC · New Lines · ICCT · Counter Extremism Project · Investigative Project · Iran Watch · MEMRI · Human Rights Watch · Amnesty International · GlobalSecurity.org · Army Recognition · The Aviationist · Military.com · Peace Agreements Database · UK House of Commons Library · Britannica · US State Department · Rewards for Justice · Federal Register · American Presidency Project · IDF · Lebanon National News Agency · New York Times · Washington Post · CNN · CBS News · NBC News · PBS · Fox News · CNBC · Axios · The Hill · Newsweek · Forbes · Business Insider · Washington Times · Seattle Times · Slate · Time · BBC · France 24 · Euronews · RTE · CBC · RFE/RL · The Conversation · Columbia Journalism Review · Full Fact · Tablet · Times of Israel · Jerusalem Post · Ynet · Walla · Haaretz · Israel Hayom · Channel 12 · Channel 14 · i24NEWS · Israel National News · JNS · JTA · Jewish Chronicle · The Media Line · All Israel News · Kikar HaShabbat · INSS · Alma Research Center · Meir Amit Center · Misgav Institute · AJC · CAMERA · L'Orient Today · Naharnet · This Is Beirut · Ici Beyrouth · An-Nahar · Nidaa al-Watan · Kataeb · El Marada · Al-Monitor · The New Arab · Asharq Al-Awsat · Gulf News · Youm7 · Arab48 · Arabi21 · Shafaq News · Iran International · IranWire · Middle East Eye · Sky News Arabia · Deccan Herald · Tribune India · Business Standard · Kathmandu Post · Philstar · intelNews · State media, cited as claims: Al Arabiya, The National, Anadolu, RT Arabic · Hezbollah and Iranian media, cited as claims: Al-Manar, Al-Ahed, Al-Mayadeen, Press TV, Tehran Times, Al-Alam, ABNA · Al Jazeera (Qatar)
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Hezbollah Built Him the Perfect Bunker... Mossad Was Inside It
Open Source Intel
25,129 views
For eighteen years, Hassan Nasrallah was the most watched, least seen man in the Middle East. At little after 6pm on September 27, 2024, the Israeli Air Force put more than eighty bombs on top of him, eighteen meters underground.
This is the story of the eighteen year hunt for the leader of Hezbollah.
It begins with an Israeli missile. In February 1992, Israeli helicopters kill Hezbollah's leader Abbas Musawi on a road in southern Lebanon. The next day the movement elects his student, a 31 year old son of a vegetable seller from Beirut. Israel had just created the man who would taunt it for three decades. In 2000 he tells a crowd in Bint Jbeil that Israel is "weaker than a spider web."
After the 2006 war he vanishes underground, speaking only through couriers and recorded video, protected by a counterintelligence unit hunting spies inside his own ranks. But Hezbollah's new underground network had a problem. Israel had recruited people in Lebanon to help build its secret facilities, and others to plant listening devices inside the bunkers. He called Israel a spider web. He was living inside one.
The end comes with a countdown. On September 17, 2024, thousands of Hezbollah pagers explode at once. Two days later Nasrallah admits on television that his organization has been hit in an unprecedented way. Iran warns him to leave Lebanon. He stays. Israel has known where he is for months.
On Friday, September 27, Israel's defense chiefs meet, and the final go comes by phone from Netanyahu's hotel room in New York, hours before his speech at the UN. Washington gets fifteen minutes of warning. F-15Is of 69 Squadron, the Hammers, drop 2,000 pound bunker busters with staggered fuzes that chew through the buildings floor by floor. An Israeli Air Force colonel later puts the number on record: 83 bombs. Nasrallah dies beside Hezbollah's southern front commander Ali Karaki and the IRGC general Abbas Nilforoushan.
No stock footage. Modeled, lit, animated and rendered from scratch in 3D and 2D. Blender, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve.
Narration: Simcha Brodsky
SOURCES:
Reuters · AP · UPI · VOA · Washington Institute · FDD · FDD's Long War Journal · CTC West Point · Lieber Institute West Point · CSIS · CSIS Missile Defense Project · Atlantic Council · Council on Foreign Relations · Belfer Center · Wilson Center · USIP Iran Primer · Middle East Institute · Middle East Forum · Middle East Council on Global Affairs · Arab Center DC · New Lines · ICCT · Counter Extremism Project · Investigative Project · Iran Watch · MEMRI · Human Rights Watch · Amnesty International · GlobalSecurity.org · Army Recognition · The Aviationist · Military.com · Peace Agreements Database · UK House of Commons Library · Britannica · US State Department · Rewards for Justice · Federal Register · American Presidency Project · IDF · Lebanon National News Agency · New York Times · Washington Post · CNN · CBS News · NBC News · PBS · Fox News · CNBC · Axios · The Hill · Newsweek · Forbes · Business Insider · Washington Times · Seattle Times · Slate · Time · BBC · France 24 · Euronews · RTE · CBC · RFE/RL · The Conversation · Columbia Journalism Review · Full Fact · Tablet · Times of Israel · Jerusalem Post · Ynet · Walla · Haaretz · Israel Hayom · Channel 12 · Channel 14 · i24NEWS · Israel National News · JNS · JTA · Jewish Chronicle · The Media Line · All Israel News · Kikar HaShabbat · INSS · Alma Research Center · Meir Amit Center · Misgav Institute · AJC · CAMERA · L'Orient Today · Naharnet · This Is Beirut · Ici Beyrouth · An-Nahar · Nidaa al-Watan · Kataeb · El Marada · Al-Monitor · The New Arab · Asharq Al-Awsat · Gulf News · Youm7 · Arab48 · Arabi21 · Shafaq News · Iran International · IranWire · Middle East Eye · Sky News Arabia · Deccan Herald · Tribune India · Business Standard · Kathmandu Post · Philstar · intelNews · State media, cited as claims: Al Arabiya, The National, Anadolu, RT Arabic · Hezbollah and Iranian media, cited as claims: Al-Manar, Al-Ahed, Al-Mayadeen, Press TV, Tehran Times, Al-Alam, ABNA · Al Jazeera (Qatar)
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