Hezbollah held a massive state-like funeral for its founder Hassan Nasrallah and successor Hashem Safieddine in Beirut, marking the end of an era for the militant group known for its resistance against Israel and the U.S. The funeral, attended by officials from many countries, featured a procession in a packed sports stadium with coffins draped in Hezbollah flags, followed by speeches reaffirming the group’s commitment to resistance. Nasrallah’s death, considered martyrdom by his followers, symbolized the ongoing struggle against injustice and occupation in Lebanon.
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