Israeli military says Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah killed in overnight strike on Beirut
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Source: BBC
"Summary
The Israel Defense Forces say they killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Friday's strikes on Beirut
Hezbollah has yet to comment
Air strikes continued into Saturday morning in southern Beirut, with a BBC correspondent seeing thick smoke rising over several locations in Dahieh
Elsewhere, the Israeli military says that it is "attacking" targets in the Bekaa Valley this morning after detecting a rocket fired from Lebanon
On Friday, Lebanese officials said six people were killed and 91 injured in an air strike, with local officials saying that nearly 800 people have been killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon since Monday"
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I suspect we will never know, but the intelligence required to perform such actions, from the pagers, to directly at the Hezbolah and Hamas leadership, had to come from within Lebanon and Iran I would think.
This took an extraordinary amount of planning, and the events of October 7 no doubt started the ball rolling.
For those who cheered the actions of what hamas did on October 7, such as some university professors, and certain activists groups, what did they think Israel would do after the October 7 attack?
There is no doubt that hamas and hezbollah were counting on a major retaliation from Israel, thinking it would unite the surrounding countries against Israel to "drive iit to the sea".
They grossly miscalculated, at the cost of thousands of Palestinian lives.
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