Two years after the elimination of Nasrallah — new secrets revealed

Two years after the elimination of Hassan Nasrallah, Maariv publishes new details of the operation. The article describes how Israeli strikes systematically weakened Hezbollah, isolating its leader, and how Nasrallah psychologically broke down after the pager attack. Details of the bombing are revealed: 83 bombs dropped on the underground complex, and a plan to prevent the rescue of survivors for 12 hours.

Two years ago, on September 27, 2024, Israel eliminated Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah by striking an underground complex in Dahieh. According to new data published by Maariv, 83 bombs were dropped on the complex. The preparation for the operation included calculating the time needed for rescuers: the Israeli military sought to prevent the rescue of survivors for 12 hours to ensure Nasrallah's death. The article describes how long before the elimination, Israel systematically destroyed Hezbollah field commanders, depriving Nasrallah of information and isolating him. After the pager attack in September 2024, Nasrallah, according to those close to him, psychologically broke down, stopped eating and only drank water. His successor Naim Qassem leads an organization that is no longer what it was before the war. Contrary to the myth of constant bunker dwelling, Nasrallah sometimes lived in a penthouse on the eighth floor of a residential building, from where he could quickly descend to a protected room.