مجلة كشف الحقائق الاسبوعيه رئيس التحرير جعفر الخابوري

The Supreme and Most Holy Martyr
1-October-2024
Ali Al-Youssef
Enaya Nasser

The Master of the Resistance and the Hero of Victories, His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, ascended as a martyr as a result of the brutal and barbaric aggression carried out by the Israeli enemy on the southern suburb, to join his great and immortal martyr comrades who led their heroic march for about thirty years from victory to victory.

Sayyed Nasrallah deservedly earned the title of “Master of the Resistance” for his role in leading the Lebanese National Resistance after the liberation of southern Lebanon in 2000 from the Zionist occupation that lasted for 22 years. In 2004, Nasrallah played a fundamental role in the prisoner exchange process between the party and “Israel”, and this process was described as the largest prisoner exchange deal between the two parties, as prisoners from Lebanon were not only liberated, but the deal included hundreds of prisoners from other Arab nationalities, including Syrian, Libyan, Moroccan and Palestinian. His popularity increased during the July 2006 war, which lasted 33 days and during which “Israel” suffered heavy losses and was forced to withdraw from southern Lebanon without achieving its goals. During these wars and military confrontations with the Zionist entity, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah gained a great reputation and wide popularity in the Arab and Islamic world, and his name was associated with resisting “Israel” and opposing Western influence in the Middle East. Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah ascended as a great martyr on the road to Jerusalem and Palestine, to join the caravan of his fellow martyrs, and refused until his last breath to fail in performing his duty in support of the resistance in the Gaza Strip in the “Al-Aqsa Flood”, which represented the battle “between all truth and all falsehood”. Since the Al-Aqsa Flood operation on October 7, which was launched by the Palestinian resistance, during which it stormed the Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip, and captured Israeli soldiers and settlers, and after which “Israel” launched a brutal campaign of revenge against the Strip in an aggression that targeted and injured tens of thousands of Palestinians, the Lebanese national resistance has engaged in the battle and Sayyed Nasrallah announced the opening of a “front” in southern Lebanon to support and back the Palestinian resistance, stressing even a few days before his assassination that it would not stop until the end of the war on Gaza, rejecting all compromises in this regard.

Nasrallah’s position as a tactical and strategic thinker, as the most prominent and trusted leader in the axis of resistance, and as a figure capable of inspiring and reassuring supporters even in the worst of times cannot be overestimated, and there is no doubt that the loss is great and tremendous from the perspective of the resistance, which is not only facing “Israel’s” enormous arsenal, but also all the resources of the United States and the West.

After a century of plunder and horrors committed by Zionism, neither the Lebanese nor the Palestinian people have surrendered, and there is no reason to believe that they will surrender now. On the contrary, the resistance will become more determined and its circle will expand, as happened in every stage of the struggle for liberation. The assassination of Nasrallah by American bombs and spiteful American warplanes, with further assistance from Washington, will not change the course of decline witnessed by the global power of the United States, the power on which “Israel” depends for its survival.

The blood of the martyr Sayyed Nasrallah was mixed with the blood of the martyrs of the resistance in Palestine, and in all the fronts of fighting and support on the road to Jerusalem. He was martyred in the most honorable and pure battle witnessed by the modern era, the battle of “Al-Aqsa Flood.” A giant stature of His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is only worthy of martyrdom “on the road to Jerusalem.”

There is no doubt that the martyrdom of the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, will certainly leave a deep impact on the resistance front, but this martyrdom will never weaken or undermine its resolve, but will rather increase its strength and determination to continue his approach.
Nabd Al-Shaab Weekly Newspaper Editor-in-Chief: Jaafar Al-Khabouri