The IDF confirms it: Nasrallah was killed in Friday’s airstrike
The underground command center was embedded beneath a residential building, the IDF noted in their report on Saturday, where Nasrallah and his top commanders were coordinating terrorist activities against Israel at the time of the attack.
During Nasrallah’s 32-year leadership of Hezbollah, he was responsible for planning and executing multiple terrorist operations, including attacks on Israeli civilians and soldiers, as well as international attacks that killed other nationals worldwide.
He’d been a terrorist for a long, long time.
I read in one of the comments that Israel finally found a way to use the UN for its advantage; that’s a reference to the fact that Netanyahu’s speech at the UN was apparently designed to get Nasrallah to feel safe enough to hold a meeting of this sort.
Many Iranians seem happy:
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, has been killed. Arab media say it has not yet been confirmed, and interestingly, just like the deaths of Raisi and Soleimani, the people of Iran are celebrating on social media. Iran, a nation that bears the scars of these terrorists,… pic.twitter.com/kssPrfPf10
— Masih Alinejad ?? (@AlinejadMasih) September 27, 2024
Many Syrians seem happy, too (although one always has to be careful with videos; some are of older events).
And I have little doubt that some Lebanese people, especially Christians, are in a celebratory mood too – although I’m not sure whether they feel the freedom to express it openly.
We don't know yet whether Nasrallah was eliminated by IDF today. But if he was, it can be the best thing that happened in the Middle East in the last decades. It could be the end of Hezbollah, there could be hope for Christians in Lebanon to get back their beautiful country, and… pic.twitter.com/9JZ4axTFjn
— lelemSLP (@lelemSLP) September 27, 2024
A monstrous killer who met his due. He destroyed Lebanon and tried to destroy Israel.