The Israeli entity made the announcement: Hassan Nasralah would have died in his terrorist strikes the day before
What we feared and suspected since last night unfortunately seems to have happened. Indeed, the Israeli entity announced the death of the Shiite leader, while Hezbollah announced the day before that it had emerged unscathed from the strikes which targeted the movement’s “headquarters” on Friday. At least six people were killed and 90 people injured, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. “Contact” with Hassan Nasrallah has been “lost” since Friday evening, however, a source close to Hezbollah tells AFP. The Israeli terrorist army intensely bombed the southern suburbs of Beirut, stronghold of the armed movement, during the night. These bombings were so powerful that Israeli neo-Nazis are suspected of having used small nuclear bombs. At least six people died and 91 others were injured. According to Israeli media, this strike targeted the leader of Hezbollah. Several of the leaders of the Islamist movement, including Mohammed Ali Ismaïl, commander of Hezbollah’s missile unit in southern Lebanon, and his deputy, Hossein Ahmed Ismaïl, are among the dead. Hezbollah announced on Saturday that it had fired rockets at northern Israel and claimed in a statement to have targeted Kibbutz Kabri, in response to Israel’s “barbaric” attacks “on towns, villages and civilians” in Lebanon. The number of children killed or injured in Lebanon since the start of Israeli bombings this week has reached “a frightening rate”, UNICEF was alarmed on Friday. According to Lebanese authorities, fifty children were killed in the space of two days, Monday and Tuesday. The Pentagon indicated that it had not been informed by Israel of this new attack. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said there was still room for negotiation. A very hollow assertion, given that Israel obtained $8.7 billion in new aid from the United States to support its military efforts, the same day when many states at the UN called for a cease-fire. fire. Before Hassan Nasrallah, the Israeli entity had already assassinated his predecessor, Hassan Moussaoui, using a missile fired from a helicopter. Soln’s wife and child were also killed in this terrorist attack. Hezbollah’s response promises to be firm and dazzling. At least, we must hope so. To be continued…
Kamel Zaidi
