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Hezbollah elects Naim Qassem to succeed slain head Hassan Nasrallah

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Sheikh Naim Qassem has been elected as the new leader of the Lebanese group Hezbollah following the death of secretary general Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli attack. The decision comes after a period of intense conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, which has resulted in the deaths of many senior Hezbollah officials. Qassem, 71, has been a senior figure in the group for over 30 years and has been its deputy secretary general since 1991. He has filled in for Nasrallah since his death and has supported efforts towards achieving a ceasefire in Lebanon.

  1. IL
    Israel Defense Forces
    1. His tenure in this position may be the shortest in the history of this ... organization if he follows in the footsteps of his predecessors Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine.
    2. There is no solution in Lebanon except to dismantle this organization as a military force.
  2. LB
    Naim Qassem
    Hezbollah
    1. We estimate that we are at 1,500 Hezbollah operatives killed, and our estimates are conservative. I assume there are more we don't know of.
  3. US
    Mohanad Hage Ali
    Carnegie Middle East Center
    1. The organization was left with little choices in terms of the top tier clerics.
  4. GB
    Amal Saad
    1. Those councils, the military and the Shura Council, and particularly Nasrallah, laid out a strategy, a blueprint, and that's what Sheikh Naim Qassem is following.
    2. He is not innovating any kind of new strategy here.
  5. FR
    Nicholas Blanford
    Atlantic Council
    1. He was hoping to become Hezbollah's secretary-general when Musawi was killed in 1992.

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sources

  1. 1.The Times of India
  2. 2.Al Jazeera
  3. 3.Le Monde
  4. 4.CNN
  5. 5.CNA News
  6. 6.France 24
  7. 7.The Guardian
  8. 8.The New York Times
  9. 9.BBC
  10. 10.The Times
  11. 11.The Washington Post
  12. 12.South China Morning Post

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Israel-Palestine Conflict
  3. 3.British Foreign Policy
  4. 4.Israel Foreign Policy
  5. 5.Israel under Benjamin Netanyahu
  6. 6.2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel
  7. 7.Iran Foreign Policy
  8. 8.Ethnic tensions
  9. 9.French Foreign Policy
  10. 10.Israel-Lebanese Hezbollah Conflict
  11. 11.Espionage
  12. 12.Italian Foreign Policy

countries

  1. 1.IsraelIL
  2. 2.LebanonLB
  3. 3.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR
  4. 4.Palestine, State ofPS
  5. 5.AustraliaAU
  6. 6.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.Hezbollah
  2. 2.Shura Council
  3. 3.Shia
  4. 4.US State Department
  5. 5.Hamas
  6. 6.Shiite Amal Movement
  7. 7.Twitter/X
  8. 8.Israel Defense Forces
  9. 9.Movement of the Dispossessed
  10. 10.Radwan Forces
  11. 11.UN Security Council
  12. 12.Iranian Revolutionary Guards

persons

  1. 1.Naim QassemLB
  2. 2.Hassan NasrallahLB
  3. 3.Hashem SafieddineLB
  4. 4.Yoav GalantIL
  5. 5.Abbas Al-Musawi
  6. 6.Nabih BerriLB
  7. 7.Ibrahim Amin Al-Sayyed
  8. 8.Ibrahim Aqil
  9. 9.Abbas AraqchiIR
  10. 10.Amal SaadGB
  11. 11.Ben Hubbard
  12. 12.Mohanad Hage AliUS

technicals

  1. 1.Bekaa Valley
  2. 2.Islam
  3. 3.Hebrew
  4. 4.Hezbollah, the Story from Within
  5. 5.Golan Heights
  6. 6.1979 Iranian Revolution
  7. 7.West Bank