Hezbollah has appointed Sheikh Naim Qassem as interim leader following the reported death of long-time leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Nasrallah’s death came after an Israeli airstrike targeted Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut, escalating tensions in the region significantly.
Qassem, a founding member and former Deputy Secretary-General of Hezbollah since 1991, is stepping in as interim head until a permanent leader is chosen.
Qassem has been a prominent figure in Hezbollah’s Shura Council, shaping much of its political and military strategy, and is known for his firm stance on the group’s resistance against Israel.
This transition places Qassem at the helm during a critical period for Hezbollah, with the organization indicating its commitment to continuing Nasrallah’s legacy and resistance efforts.
While Qassem’s position is temporary, speculation suggests Hashem Safi al-Din, a close relative of Nasrallah, as a likely permanent successor, given his experience and strong ties within the organization.
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