Reports have surfaced that the daughter of Hezbollah's top commander Nasrallah has been killed. It claimed that Hassan Nasrallah's daughter Zainab Nasrullah was killed in the Israeli attack on Friday in Beirut. Israeli news channel, Channel 12 has given news about this. However, this has not been confirmed by Hezbollah or Lebanese officials. Zainab openly supported Hezbollah and the sacrifices of her family. When Zainab's brother Hadi was killed by the Israeli army in 1997, she spoke about it. If the news of Zainab's killing turns out to be true, it will be a big blow to Hezbollah. Not only this, it is also being said that it may also have an impact on the ongoing war with Israel.
It is noteworthy that amid the increasing fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, Beirut air strikes have also increased. Let us tell you that earlier the news of Hasan Nasharullah's death had also come to light. However, it has not been confirmed whether Nasrullah is alive or not. The Israeli army attacked the headquarters of the Iran-backed organization in Beirut on Friday. After this, an Israeli officer had claimed that given the type of attack, Nasrullah's chances of survival were very less.
Israel launched fresh attacks on targets in Daheeh, a southern suburb of Beirut, early Saturday. It claimed it was targeting Hezbollah weapons placed under civilian homes. Witnesses in Beirut reported Israeli warplanes flying over the city's southern suburbs. They fired several rounds of bombardment in Dahih district within an hour. Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said in a statement before the strikes that the weapons being targeted for destruction included a series of coast-to-shore missiles originating from Iran.
According to Lebanon's MTV TV channel, the attacks followed an earlier Israeli airstrike on Hezbollah's main headquarters in Dahieh. At least six people were killed and 91 others were injured in this attack. Daniel Hagari confirmed on Friday that the airstrikes had targeted Hezbollah's headquarters, which he said was located beneath residential buildings.
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