Hezbollah Leadership in Disarray After Alleged Death of Nasrallah Successor

Israeli Defense Minister claims Haschim Safi al-Din, key Hezbollah figure, likely killed in recent attacks.

Israeli officials assert that Haschim Safi al-Din, the expected successor to slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, is presumed dead.
Defense Minister Joav Galant describes Hezbollah as leaderless, following the reported deaths of Nasrallah and his potential successors.
Reports suggest a significant Israeli bombardment in Beirut targeted Hezbollah leadership, contributing to the group's operational setbacks.
Al-Jazeera previously reported Hezbollah's loss of contact with Safi al-Din, though Hezbollah denies these claims.
The situation is seen as a major strategic loss for Hezbollah's backers in Iran, according to Israeli officials.