[96459] Exposure of Nasrallah's mental breaking point following the pager attack

Exposure: Nasrallah's mental state following the pager attack

According to cumulative reports from intelligence centers and news networks, the pager attack served as a dramatic turning point in the mental state of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. Wafiq Safa, a senior official in the organization who served as a liaison between the military and political wings, revealed in a recent interview that Nasrallah "could not cope with the sights of the wounded."

According to Safa, as reported in 301 News - The Arab World (known for a consistent line critical of Hamas and Hezbollah), Nasrallah fell into a severe personal crisis: "He stopped eating and barely agreed to drink. If Israel hadn't eliminated him, he would have died of sadness." Safa emphasized the severity of the event, noting that "everything that was in the 40 years before the pager attack is one thing, and this attack was something else entirely."

The report was verified by additional sources, including News Moment - Military and Security and Voice of News on 🆃🅴🅻🅴🅶🆁🅰️🅼, which are identified with a pro-Israel and security-oriented line. In parallel with these publications, the Hezbollah organization responded to an additional military strike in southern Lebanon by claiming that "Israel violated the ceasefire," a claim that reflects the organization's official narrative in the face of the operational reality on the ground.