Israel strikes Hezbollah's central headquarters! Is Nasrallah dead?

As Israel's attacks on Lebanon enter their fifth day, Israel has struck Hezbollah's central headquarters in the Lebanese capital. The Israeli bombardment was the most extensive attack on Lebanon since the beginning of the week. Numerous buildings, alleged to be part of the Hezbollah headquarters, were destroyed. There were also fatalities resulting from the attack. The target was Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

THEY ATTACKED AFTER HE ENTERED THE BUILDING

Israeli media reported that the attack took place after Nasrallah entered the building.

HOW HE AUTHORIZED THE ATTACK

Furthermore, images have emerged of the moment Netanyahu authorized the attack while in the US.

"AN UNPRECEDENTED ATTACK"

Regarding the attack, Hezbollah television stated, "It was an unprecedented attack. Israel is in a state of madness without boundaries."

IS NASRALLAH DEAD? DID HE SURVIVE THE ATTACK?

Haaretz stated that Nasrallah was the target but survived the attack. Haaretz based its report on Al Arabiya television. Israeli State Television, however, suggested that Nasrallah might have been injured. The Iranian Tasnim News Agency stated after the initial attack that Nasrallah was safe. It was reported that high-level Iranian officials were attempting to learn Nasrallah's fate.

"HIS DAUGHTER WAS ALSO WITH HIM"

Israel's Channel 12 television reported that the Hezbollah leader's daughter, Zeinab Nasrallah, may also have lost her life in the attack.

WAS HIS SUCCESSOR ALSO A TARGET?

On the other hand, sources close to Hezbollah shared that Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, one of the Hezbollah leaders, is alive. Sayyed Hashem Safieddine is known as the person who would succeed Nasrallah if he were to die.

THEY STRUCK THE UNDERGROUND HEADQUARTERS

Five Israeli officials speaking to the American newspaper The New York Times noted that the attempt to kill Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah came after Tel Aviv received intelligence that a leadership meeting was being held at an underground facility in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The officials, who requested anonymity, added that Israeli intelligence was aware of the facility located beneath four residential buildings in a densely populated neighborhood in southern Beirut and ordered the airstrikes based on real-time information indicating that Nasrallah had gone there.

'HARD TO BELIEVE HE SURVIVED'

The officials conveyed that based on this information, the weapons used, the large amount of ammunition fired at the area, and intelligence gathered from within Hezbollah since the attack, Israel's initial assessment was that Nasrallah had been killed. However, they warned that this assessment could change.

An Israeli official speaking to the Jerusalem Post said:

"It is hard to believe that he (Nasrallah) survived the attack."

ISRAELI MILITARY: NASRALLAH HAS BEEN KILLED

According to the latest information, the Israeli military announced that along with Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah's southern front, Ali Karaki, and several other Hezbollah leaders were killed.

In a written statement released by the Hezbollah movement in Lebanon, it was confirmed that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has been killed.