News - Middle East: Outraged by the historical funeral of the Master of the Nation’s Martyrs Martyr Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah and Hashemite Martyr Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, the Israeli enemy attempted to intimidate the sea of mourners in Beirut by flying a swarm of war jets at low altitude over Beirut.

In response, the mourners, who are also the followers of the brave and wise leader martyr Sayyed Nasrallah, challenged the Israeli arrogance and chanted the slogans: “Death to Israel”. “Death to America”, and “Far from us is disgrace.”

Yedioth Ahronoth commented, “Israeli war jets flew over the funeral location, but the attendees chanted: ‘Death to Israel’, ‘Death to America’, ‘Labbaik Ya Nasrallah’ [We are at your service O’ Nasrallah].”

Huge numbers of mourners flocked into Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium and the surrounding areas in Beirut and Dahiyeh to mourn Hezbollah’s two chiefs Martyr Sayyed Nasrallah and Martyr Sayyed Safieddine.

The funeral represents a major sign of victory and steadfastness for Hezbollah as the enemy as well as its puppets in Lebanon as well as some Arab countries tried to promote the idea that the Islamic Resistance has collapsed.

However, Hezbollah command showed unmatched bravery in the war, sacrificing two Secretary Generals and a considerable number of commanders in a very short period without showing any sign of collapse. Nonetheless, the systems of command and control remained effective, and the resistance fighters kept bravely fighting in the border region throughout the 66 days of the war.

Meanwhile, the Israeli enemy escalated its aggression on Lebanon, launching air raids on the town of Brisa in the Hermel outskirts and Bodai town outskirts West of Baalbek, Bekaa.

In South Lebanon, the Israeli aerial aggression hit Ahmadiya area, Wadi Al-Azziya, south of Tyre, Tebna near Al-Bissariya, Mount Al-Rihan, Marais’ area on the outskirts of Ansar town, the area between Qala’a and Sama’iya in Tyre District, a valley adjacent to the town of Ma’roub, and an area between the towns of Halousiya and Zrarieh.

Source: Al-Manar English Website