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Israeli Jets Fly Low Over Funeral of Slain Hezbollah Leaders in Beirut

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Israeli Jets Fly Low Over Funeral of Slain Hezbollah Leaders in Beirut
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FEB 24
Above: Tens of thousands of mourners attend the funeral of the former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine in Beirut, Lebanon on February 23, 2025. Image copyright: Toufic Rmeiti/Middle East Images/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images
story last updated FEB 27

The Spin

Pro-Iran narrative

The massive turnout at the funeral demonstrates that Hezbollah remains powerful and resilient despite recent setbacks, proving the resistance movement is still alive and strong in both numbers and weapons, with inevitable victory on the horizon.

Tehran Times

Pro-Israel narrative

Hezbollah's attempts to project strength seem to have fallen flat as the Lebanese clearly are tired of pointless wars with Israel they are doomed to lose. Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors, yet groups like Hezbollah make that impossible.

Ynetnews

Metaculus Prediction


Public Figures

Hassan Nasrallah


The Controversies


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Status:Resolved
Will There Be an Israel-Hezbollah War?
Controversy
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Go Deeper

The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
Context
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Establishment split

CRITICAL

PRO

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