that hezbollah was finished but from the heart of lebanon's resistance axis, a force like assad hassan nasrallahse up, and assad hassan nasrallah can create conditions for lebanon that feel dangerous for arrogance. therefore, israel's terror machine during this 75 this year, a little more, in fact , 2,700 assassinations have been carried out, most of the governments that are moving in the direction of one-sidedness, minus their nation and their world, assassinations inside their lands, opponents inside your lands. it was from iran, saudi arabia, iran, lebanon, sudan. it has been yemen, it has been syria all over here why here, because assassination has become one of the tools to achieve the evil zionist goals and israel has been trying very hard to assassinate assad hassan nasrallah in these 30 years . what is my prediction , as someone who is a bit of a student in the field of international and regional politics, what is happening in the statements of hazrat agha, is the continuation of the path of resistance, the continuation of the acid path of hassan nasrallah, definitely the axis of the leb

also a partner in these crimes , they confessed that the headquarters of hezbollah, where assad hassan nasrallah and the commanders are present, with their own one-ton bombs. dropping more than 80 bombs there, well, dropping bombs on the house ruined doing them is not an art, this is not a victory, this is terror, this is a crime. it is the art of those who are able to do something in the field, in the fields of struggle, in front of the fighters. at that time, when hezbollah was not so strong, it was able to after 20 years of occupation of southern lebanon by the zionist regime. he kicked them out of lebanon in 2000 ad, then in the 33-day war in 206 ad, they were able to push this back and finally win with the party now that they are stronger than him . good communication skills to the commanders martyred and beaten or after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, but i think that we have a telephone connection with mr. d. yemen, it seems that after the continuation of crimes in different areas of lebanon in yemen, the zionist regime has embarked on a new adventure. at the service of mrs. emam

hassan nasrallah. of course, we have seen celebrations in syria where hezbollah was actively involved in the assad regimes campaign of oppression and elimination in that country. >> and so i think what you're seeing now is the possibility for a new beginning. >> i know israeli officials are talking about some kind of a new arrangement on the northern border in accordance with, un resolution 171 that would push his bella up path litani river where it's supposed to be and replace it with the lead and he's army asserting that country's sovereignty in that region. one can only hope that that's what happened at this point i didn't wrongs, malign influence around this wider region and very specifically through its backing for hezbollah has had a huge impact on this wider region. >> and there'll be many input positions of leadership around the middle east and the gulf, who will not mourn the loss of the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah and his sort of board as it were, those commanders in significant positions below him, many of whom are dead now. but we also just heard from the egyptian foreign minister concer

played in syria in backing the bashar al assad regime against steering civilians but the effect an impact that the personality, the actual individual of hassan nasrallahd a quote, unquote it's significant i think that's why you see these official statements coming out of it on. but even out of iraq the houthis and so on he had a very strong influence on other movements. in terms of, again, just the symbolism of who he was i don't think that the blow to hezbollah should be overestimated though, in this regard, certainly the personality of nasrallah was deeply significant but his butler is an old movement. now we're talking several decades it wasn't a ragtag militia group that falls to pieces because of its senior leadership being assassinated i think you'll see other people move up and i suspect that we will be we will see images of new leaders going forward, probably in the coming weeks. the question then becomes, okay, you've got new leadership, but what can you actually do? the calculus of hezbollah over the past year? was that there their continued campaign vis-a-vis israel would eventually force israel to change its behavior with regards to gaza.