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Hassan Nasrallah, senior leader of the Hezbollah militant group, will be buried in Beirut on Sunday, about five months after the Israeli airstrike, after thousands of people attended the event.
Drawing Nasrallah’s picture and spreading the yellow Hezbollah flags, Lebanon’s supporters and 55,000-Sit Camil Camil Camil Camel Camown Sports City Stadium has been filled out, the crowds have spread out, a funeral for the movement for the movement.
Many in the crowd cried when Nasrallah and his successor Hashem Safaidin’s coffin, who ruled Hezbollah just a week before he was killed by Israel, was parade through the stadium.
Nasrallah (1) died on September 2, with other senior personalities of Hezbollah, when Israel’s Air Force dropped a dozen bombs in the command post of a southern suburb of the densely populated southern suburb of Beirut.
As the procession continued on Sunday afternoon, a triangular structure of Israeli F1 and F35 jets flew to lower height over the capital, which caused panic and anger among the attendees.
A woman, her face blew up with tears, kept her little boy holding and looked in fear.
The stadium burst into disobedience, the elders announced that the sound of the planes would not fear them. “The roar of our call is more than all your words,” he said, “he led the crowd to a chant:” In your service, O Nasrallah. Israel’s death. “
Just a few days after Israel’s Iran-backed militant group turned the campaign into a full-time war, Nasrallah’s assassination took a shocking push, which would destroy his senior leadership and reduce its weapons reserve.
The murder also highlighted that Israel’s intelligence networks entered a group whose internal discipline was always praised.
When Hezbollah started firing on Israel on October 7, 2012, the war began after the October October October of Hamas “in solidarity with Gaza.
At least 5 people were killed in Lebanon – many of them thought to be a Hezbollah warrior – since Israeli missiles rained in those places where this group supported.
For 32 years in this helme, Nasrallah converted the Shiite militant group into a pre-based force of the regional proxies of Iran, dubbed the resistance axis.
Until his death, he respected the Palestinian defense and his challenges towards Israel, not just at home but around the Arab and Muslim world.
Many of his supporters still jumped with his death.
“Some of us who came here came here with some hope that we were going to look for [Nasrallah] Living, that he will come out and feel comfortable with our minds, “One of the mourners who attended the event said Ali.” But when the coffin went by us, we realized that we lost all the protection of the safety. ”
“We realized that this country, this region dependent on a particular person and we lost him,” Ali added. “There is nothing that can describe feelings. We have lost our father. Everyone here has lost their father. “
Iraqi writer Hadi says he flew from Baghdad with seven delegation for the funeral. “Nasrallah is not just a martyr for Lebanon, not just Shiites, but for all Islam.”
Figant Hezbollah Mitra and Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berry participated in the event as well as the religious, political and militia leaders of Iraq, Pakistan and Yemen along with Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragachi and Parliament Mohammad-Bakr Ghalibaf.
The event was intended to project Hezbollah’s permanent power, after taking it in the hands of his arches.
Israeli troops remain in the five strategic hills of South Lebanon, despite the ceasefire agreement signed by both countries, which made the Israeli forces fully withdrawn in mid -February. Its Air Force has also launched airstrikes on what Hezbollah’s positions say with multiple targets on Sunday morning.
The militant group was further pushed after his ally Bashar al-Assad in Syria was fired in Syria, and disrupted the way for an important supply.
The decreased status of this group is also reflected in Lebanon’s constant politics. For the first time after the end of the civil war in the country, the cabinet declaration did not include a language that legitimized Hezbollah’s continued arsenal.
None of Lebanon’s President or Premier was present on Sunday.
To encourage the morale, he saw a address broadcast on the stadium from an undisclosed position on the screen of Hezbollah, the current leader of Hezbollah, assured the crowd that this group was “strong”.
Qasim said, “We will submit and accept the continuity of our killing and profession as we are seeing.”
As he spoke, the crowd started to thin.
