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Who is Hashem Safieddine, Hezbollah’s possible new leader after Nasrallah killed in IDF airstrike?

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The killing of longtime Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Israeli airstrikes on a Beirut suburb this week has brought up questions about his possible heir, Hashem Safieddine.

Nasrallah led the Iran-backed terror group for 32 years. He was killed alongside other Hezbollah higher-ups when an Israeli strike leveled six buildings on Friday, Israel said.

Safieddine, Nasrallah’s maternal cousin, heads Hezbollah’s executive council, which oversees the terror group’s political affairs.

He also sits on Hezbollah’s Jihad Council, which manages military operations.

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