Israel has recently killed several commanders of the Lebanese militia, including its longtime leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
Sources: U.S., Lebanese and Israeli analysts; State and Treasury Department; Alma Research and Education Center
Diagram by The New York Times
Hezbollah, the Lebanese militia, has sustained blow after blow over the past few weeks, as Israeli strikes killed several of the group’s longtime military and political leaders.
On Saturday, Israel said it had killed Hassan Nasrallah, the group’s decades-long leader, in a massive airstrike in Beirut that destroyed four residential buildings. Israel has also killed three leaders of Hezbollah’s top military decision-making body, the Jihad Council: Fuad Shukr, Ali Karaki and Ibrahim Aqeel.
Above is a look at the organization’s remaining leadership.
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