[95595] Exposure: The impact of the pager attack on Nasrallah's mental state
[95595] Exposure: The impact of the pager attack on Nasrallah's mental state
A senior Hezbollah official reveals new details about the deterioration of Hassan Nasrallah's mental state following the pager attack in Lebanon.
Hezbollah official disclosure: Nasrallah could not handle the shock of the pager attack
According to a report by the Abu Ali Express channel, known for its in-depth coverage of the Palestinian and Lebanese arenas from an Israeli perspective, Wafiq Safa, a senior Hezbollah official who served as a liaison between the military and political wings, revealed dramatic details about the final days of the organization's Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah.
In the Abu Ali Express report, Safa is quoted as claiming that Nasrallah "could not bear the sights of the wounded from the pager attack." According to the official, the shock from the attack was so profound that Nasrallah "stopped eating and barely drank." Safa added a poignant assessment regarding the leader's mental state at that time, noting that "had he not been killed, he would have died of grief."
The official emphasized the abysmal distinction between the organization's history and the turning point of September 2024: "Everything that was in the 40 years preceding the pager attack is one thing. The pager attack was something else entirely." Reports on the matter were also incorporated into the coverage by NTD Hebrew News, which provides a global and complex view of Middle Eastern events.