News - Middle East: Lebanon is preparing for the peak of events today to mark the first anniversary of the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, whom supporters honor as the "Martyr of Islam and Humanity." The commemorations have evolved into a major regional gathering, affirming the continuity of the resistance movement's path.

According to Almasirah correspondent in Beirut, Zahra Halawi, the central event is a large memorial service scheduled to conclude precisely at 6:21 PM, a time chosen to symbolize the exact moment of the attack that killed the leader.

Halawi reported that the anniversary has transcended its local context to become a significant regional event, with delegations arriving from Arab and regional countries, notably including high-level participation from Iraq, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Turkish officials. The high turnout expected for the central ceremony is based on the large numbers observed in preliminary events held yesterday.

The commemorations are also designed to encourage education on the leader's global legacy, which centered on the causes of the oppressed, with Quds being a primary focus. The activities include vigils across various municipalities to deepen the ideological foundations of the resistance and reaffirm its stance against what it describes as "terrorist liquidation schemes."

The anniversary observances are set to continue into next week with an intensive cultural and media program, including a poetry forum featuring prominent poets from Arab countries and beyond. A press conference is also scheduled, where it is expected that "shocking facts" concerning the aggression and the circumstances surrounding the martyrdom will be revealed.

These events aim to reinforce the message that Sayyed Nasrallah was a martyr for the entire nation, and that these commemorations represent a pledge of fidelity and a renewal of the commitment to continue the path of resistance.

Today, the 27th of Septemper, marks the first anniversary of the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the longtime leader of Hezbollah, a pivotal figure in the "Axis of Resistance" and a central player in Lebanese and regional politics for decades. Using 85 tons of explosives, Israeli jets leveled six residential buildings in Dahiyeh, following a week-long bombing campaign that hit many areas from southern Lebanon to Beirut.