Massive Turnout at Hassan Nasrallah's Funeral in Beirut Amid Tensions
Tens of thousands attended Hassan Nasrallah's delayed funeral, emphasizing his influence as tensions rise with Israeli airstrikes occurring nearby.
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His death was a major blow for the Iran-backed group that the late leader transformed into a potent force in the Middle East.
Thousands attend funeral of late Hezbollah leader Nasrallah 5 months after his death
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Hezbollah has been calling on its supporters to attend the funeral in large numbers in what appears to be a move to show that the group remains powerful after suffering major blows during a 14-month war with Israel that left many of its senior political and military officials dead.
Thousands of People Attend the Funeral of Late Hezbollah Leader Nasrallah 5 Months after His Death
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Summary
Hassan Nasrallah's public funeral in Beirut drew tens of thousands on Sunday, five months after his assassination by an Israeli airstrike. The event, Lebanon's largest in two decades, came after his funeral was delayed for security reasons. Iranian officials and global dignitaries attended, emphasizing his significance in the Iran-led resistance. Nasrallah's burial follows that of his successor, Hashem Safieddine. Tight security was enforced post-recent Israeli strikes near the border, highlighting ongoing regional tensions. The event symbolizes Hezbollah's resilience despite recent military setbacks and a fragile ceasefire following months of conflict with Israel.
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