Hassan Nasrallah

The residents, or I should say the people who used to live there before they were ethnically cleansed and displaced by the Israelis, take a lot of pride in the fact that that's the town that really helped to expel Israeli invaders in the 2006 Lebanon War.

It's also the site of where Hassan Nasrallah, the former and now deceased, leader of Hezbollah, gave a very famous speech in 2000 at the end of the Israeli occupation of Lebanon.

And as I said, it's been entirely destroyed, or really almost entirely.

I'd say 90% of all structures there have been demolished by Israeli conscript soldiers, but also Israeli volunteers, because there's a lot of civilian volunteers who helped them do it.

The Israelis take out Hamas, their leadership, all their leadership and their structure.

And then what did they do? They turned right around and they zeroed out Nasrallah.

Right.

And we zeroed out these leaders in Hezbollah to degrade that capability.

And when you look to Yemen's geography, it allows it with a little bit of imagination to continue doing that.

But I think what they have done, going back also to the point of no one is winning, is they have managed to probably minus the iranians i know everyone in the region when you look to even countries like egypt jordan where i am at the moment you talk to officials they have been suffering from the red sea crisis and these are countries that the red sea was the pipeline of their life not oil it wasn't other things and this applies egypt this applies to jordan but Again, they were going to have a much more regional power that influences much of conflicts all the way to Sudan, to Somalia, to Syria, in a way of a Hezbollah projection of power, both before Hassan Nasrallah, but also with an Iranian-Persian ambition at the same moment.

And it serves it, it serves Iran, and it freaks everyone.

Sanam, do you agree with what Farah has just said? This extraordinary statement of the Houthis potentially more economically powerful than Iran, and also this picture he's sketched out, which very much chimed with what people were saying to me in Washington about how much the Djiboutis were using this to trade away, but this frenetic economic network that is building up across the Red Sea.

But it's, you know, probably just as devastating, you know, 200 some thousand Israelis left their homes from northern Israel because of Hezbollah's, I mean, some of the weapons they were firing at Israel, unbelievable destruction there as well for the first year or so of the war.

before that beeper operation and Nasrallah's liquidation.

I mean, it's a war zone on both sides.

The question is, can we get to something different? And I guess that's what we're trying to find out right now.

This is happening, this awakening is happening after Israel is fighting a multi-front war, after Israel has shown, has totally turned the tables after October 7th.

Defeated Nasrallah, Ayatollah Khomeini, they're dead! Ismail Khania, gone! Sinwa, gone! Boom, boom, boom! Still, I call for way more that could be done and should be done.

Ending once and for all the whole two-state delusion.

But look what's happening.

And anybody who supports these scholars or seeks their advice are the worst creation of God.

We also saw over the past years that they have literally deceived the Muslim nation, especially the Iranian regime and the Hezbollah under the leadership of Hassan Nasrallah.

They have spread propaganda in the region to brainwash hundreds of millions of followers of the Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them, into thinking that Khamenei is a character of the end times that he is the promised Khurasani or that Hassan Nasrallah was the promised Yamani.

And so they claimed that which did not belong to them.

And they also lied and claimed that they were in touch with the 12th Imam, Muhammad ibn Hassan al-Askari .

Not only killing Israelis, killing Americans, killing Brits, killing citizens of hundred... thousands of countries.

Khamenei, Death, Sinwar, Haniyeh, Nasrallah, and thousands of other terrorists who sought-

Look at this guy, like teacher's pet right here, right?

Yep.