Hezbollah acknowledges condolences and congratulations on the martyrdom of Sayyed Nasrallah and Sayyed Safieddine

On Tuesday, Hezbollah hosted a ceremony at the Ashura courtyard in the Jamous area of Beirut’s Dahiyeh to honor the martyrdom of Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah, recognized as the “Master of the Nation’s Martyrs,” and the Hashemite martyr Sayyed Hashem Safieddine. The event drew a significant gathering of Lebanese and international political, religious, cultural, and military dignitaries, along with a substantial turnout from the general public, who extended both condolences and congratulations.

A host of dignitaries and mourners convened to attend the solemn ceremony.

A delegation from the Amal Movement, comprising Ayoub Hamid, a member of the Development and Liberation Bloc, and Jamil Hayek, the head of the Executive Committee, participated in discussions.

A delegation representing Palestinian resistance factions

Delegations hailing from Tunisia, Iraq, Yemen, Nigeria, and Iran have been represented.

Hamed Al-Khaffaf, who serves as the representative for Sayyed Ali Al-Sistani, the foremost religious authority.

A delegation representing the Syrian Social Nationalist Party has made an official visit.

A contingent of officials from the Internal Security Forces and General Security

A delegation representing the National Media Gathering has been dispatched.

Najah Wakim, the leader of the “People’s Movement” and a former Member of Parliament,

-Former Member of Parliament Emile Emile Lahoud

-Former Minister Zaher Al-Khatib

– The leader of the Free Patriotic Movement, Member of Parliament Gebran Bassil, along with his accompanying delegation

Former leader of the “Progressive Socialist Party,” Walid Jumblatt,

In a similarly charged climate, Jumblatt emphasized, “Today marks a profoundly significant and sorrowful chapter in the annals of the Islamic and Arab world.” He further asserted, “We stand firmly behind the full emancipation efforts and the enforcement of international mandates.”

Supporters of Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah gathered in large numbers across the streets of Beirut and Dahiyeh on Sunday to participate in the funeral procession of the late Hezbollah leader and his successor, Secretary General Martyr Sayyed Hashem Safieddine.

A photograph depicting the funeral procession of Sayyed Nasrallah has been widely circulated, showcasing the significant public turnout and emotional response. The image, highlighting the event’s gravity and the deep reverence for the prominent figure, was distributed by Al Manar News Agency and serves as a powerful testament to his influence and legacy.

On Monday, Hezbollah and Islamic Resistance supporters gathered to pay their respects to former Secretary General Martyr Sayyed Hashem Safieddine in his hometown of Deir Qanoun Al-Nahr, located in southern Lebanon. The sizable funeral drew attendance from a host of political and social dignitaries from both local and regional arenas.

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