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Saudi news channel Al Hadath reported that an unidentified man traveling from Iran to Beirut met with Nasrallah with the express purpose of shaking his hand in order to transfer a trackable substance onto the leader's palm

Israel estimates that Nasrallah was at the Hezbollah headquarters, the site of the strike, during the attack, and two other senior Hezbollah commanders were killed. According to initial estimates from Israeli defense officials, some 300 people were killed in the strike

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Nasrallah again denied Hezbollah's involvement in the rocket strike on Majdal Shams last week that killed 12 children and teenagers, and called on the world's countries to pressure Israel to stop the war in Gaza

The question is whether the narrative of victory as built by Hassan Nasrallah in his speeches will suffice to block a total war in the north. But the answer doesn't only depend on Nasrallah or Lebanon

After the end of the 'Nasrallah festival,' which dominated the media for a week, the true interpretation of his speech will be revealed through his concrete actions. 'All the options are on the table,' he clarified, hinting that the final word on Hezbollah’s reaction to the war in Gaza depends mainly on Israel’s operations in Lebanon