[BREAKING] Hezbollah's new leader was killed in IDF attack Reuters: 'Nasrallah's successor Safi Din has been eliminated' The attack tonight in Beirut was aimed at a meeting of Hezbollah's Shura Council which was supposed to officially elect Hashem Safi Al-Din as the organization's Secretary General. This is not only about the elimination of all the remnants of Hezbollah's top brass - but also that Israel knew where Al-Din was all along and was just waiting for the right opportunity. The only question left is: Who else was killed in the meeting?

Hassan #Nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorize the world! #IDF confirms #Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah was #ELIMINATED in a precision strike on the terror group’s headquarters yesterday in #Beirut. Ready (to try..) to fu-ck 72 #virgins small di-ck? 🤣😂🤣

The connection between Yemen and today's killed Hezbollah officer The Iran-proxy #Houthis shot THREE missiles at Tel Aviv in response to IDF killing in Beirut today of Muhammad Sarur - WHY? The shooting from Yemen comes after confirmation by #Hezbollah of the assassination of Mohammed #Sarur, a senior Hezbollah member who was a military adviser to the Houthis in the previous decade. The Al-Arabiya network published the documentation of Muhammad Sarur, a senior Hezbollah official who was eliminated, while he was training the Houthis in 2016. According to the report, he assisted them in preparing to attack Saudi Arabia. Reports claim THREE missiles were shot, and not one as thought before (unverified by IDF) It is said that Sarur returned just a few days before from Houthi-controlled area of Yemen

The Gaza War Is Set To Spill Onto The Streets Of Western Cities The question is not if but when Gaza-related violence will spill onto the streets of European and American cities. This week’s killing in Beirut of Hamas executive Saleh al-Arouri significantly enhanced the threat posed by Hamas, Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah, and jihadists. Adding to the increased threat of Gaza-related violence spilling into other parts of or beyond the Middle East, Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah, warned for the second time in a week that Hezbollah would retaliate. “We’ll choose the right place and the right time, but the field will respond,” Nasrallah said in his second response to the Al-Arouri killing in Hezbollah’s stronghold in southern Beirut in as many days.