Who Was Hassan Nasrallah?

[@mohamadjaber9979]

He was a leader who sacrificed himself and his life and his son in the name of his country, and played a big role in supporting any party who was being attacked by bigger forces. Such as Yemen, Syria, Bosnia and mainly Palästine. People who criticize him know nothing of how great he was. We lost a dear person but that is what he always wanted his life to look like so rest in peace 🕊️❤️❤️

[@Dubo-wabo]

Daaaaamn, you drank a whole lotta that kool-aid bud

[@Alogh-eb8kt]

exactly

[@sH-ed5yf]

Yeah. First he sacraficed tens lf thousands of people while he was hiding beneeth them in a cave

[@mohamadjaber9979]

@sH-ed5yf yes he hided in a cave for more tha. 15 years but kept his people strong. He was living under the ground, he couldn't see his parents his family his friends he didn't have any kind of life as me and you. Just for one reason for his people and his country. Against any dictator in this world. Fuk US fuk Isreal and fuk yu

[@XxSupernatural21xX]

@@sH-ed5yfThose tens of thousands wouldn't have been sacrificed without the west and Israel massacring people

[@JoeBaydoun-mn3hv]

لبيكَ يا نصر الله 💛💚

[@MehdiMuntazarSheaib313]

💛✊🏻

[@The7enno]

We loved him deeply! All our possessions were a sacrifice for him! Even today, as we are displaced from our homes and witness his journey, we still stand with him and support him, even if it means we all perish! This great leader is despised only by the vile and the base!

[@bushraeng8545]

We loved him in Syria too. He was our greatest leader too. Our condolences goes to all Lebanese for this great loss

[@kawthar12]

well said! Only the vile despise high calibre martyrs

[@sH-ed5yf]

Yeah thats the problem with you guys. You dont learn

[@bilalkaddoura4653]

We is who exactly? Dont speak in behalf of Lebanese people.

[@lasagnapig630]

a leader’s first role is to protect his people. he brought death and destruction onto lebanon for a fight that was not that of the wider lebanese people. how you can still claim he was a great leader is inexplicable to me.

[@ahmed-9499]

Every person in the world who knows Nasrallah would wish to have a leader like him

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

I knew nasrallah and would never wish to have leader like him🙄

[@andrethomas4885]

Kool n im smokin that pack tonite

[@time_machine7013]

@@ahmed-9499 that explains why millions of Lebanese despised him and his goons

[@toadpope2522]

lol

[@MehdiMuntazarSheaib313]

نحن شيعة علي بن أبي طالب في العالم لن نتخلى عن فلسطين ولا عن مقدسات الأمة في فلسطين لبيك يا نصر الله 🫡💛🌹

[@GodIsMonotheism]

U ruined the World mate

[@ricksanshyz7527]

@@GodIsMonotheism yeah, they really are so strong, having weapons and technologies... do you read history?, the one who ruined the world is America, America cant live without wars, or it will die in 5 years mate

[@andrethomas4885]

I'm smokin on that pack tonite

[@techwithib]

We stand with our brothers as a Sunni, we shall continue to fight against our corrupt regimes, who dont do anything.

[@MehdiMuntazarSheaib313]

@@techwithib We are fight besides the Palestinians I'm from Lebanon bro 🇱🇧

[@Armoredcompany]

Wait, the UN failed to stop a conflict? No way!

[@jacobq.2204]

Such a failed joke of a group.

[@Armoredcompany]

@saiprateek5779 Coalitions created outside the prevue of the UN.

[@LeeArgent]

Fucking love the sarcasm I do alot of thank you

[@cisarovnajosefina4525]

UN is like the leauge of nations exept that they don't kick out nations that invade their Neighbors

[@ingGS]

Failing since day one, just like The League of Nation.

[@marw9541]

"He was a hero because his son died in combat and he told his people to send more sons" If that doesn't sound like a death cult I don't know what is.

[@eliesleiman3723]

no bigger death cult then the genocidal IDF

[@Amorphous_Sand]

If it was an American, we'd have people cheer the father and honor them as a gold star family. It's all about perspective and framing. It wouldn't surprise me if politicians used that as a campaign topic.

[@realworldtefl]

Martyrism is the real reason the conflict continues.

[@eidorm.7953]

​​@@Amorphous_SandIn places like the US, fathers don't bring more children just in order to send them to die in battle. In places like Israel, fathers enlist and go to battle in order for their children wouldn't have to do it when they grow up. Only a sick, twisted and above all cowardly man sends his children to die in his stead, and calls it martyrdom. That's not a racist comment, just a sane opinion

[@monkemode8128]

​​​@@Amorphous_SandI disagree. Let's say a major politician or general's son died fighting in Afghanistan or Iraq, in fact, some did, if they came out and said they were glad their son died for the cause and called for more people to send theirs, it'd be considered very grim. It'd be considered an inappropriate response by just about everyone. We don't have that martyr culture. Death in war is considered a travesty and a waste of human life. People will respect those who died, and some will even see them as heroes, but they would see the death as a negative event. You can see it political discourse with statements like "bring our boys back home" and the way we fight wars (focus on minimizing casualties, vehicles designed for crew survivability, etc).

[@nick_624]

Not that I'm complaining, but how many different channels does Simon narrate!? I swear I find him on a new channel every week

[@Tentaculat]

He's actually an AI

[@TheArtofFugue]

There are about 6-8 I believe. Roughly. Maybe more like 6

[@Snakekitty94]

War front, into the shadows, mega projects, decoding the unknown, biographics, and I think a few more but that's all I follow

[@cynthiaherbst3909]

​@@Snakekitty94 I think it's close to 12 or 13 and that is excluding the ones he is no longer with or not making videos anymore. I like science unbound, it was like brain blaze for science nerds.

[@imjoekang]

Brand fatigue for me

[@badluck5647]

You would think the leaders of the "party of god" wouldn't be constantly eliminated without a fight. It's like God really isn’t on their side.

[@bandonlively7879]

More like god doesn't exist

[@joethestrat]

Or god isn't real.

[@triple3joe]

​@@bandonlively7879maybe, maybe not

[@lciat]

Its either that or its the reward, look at what happened to jesus

[@Tab1300]

They view it as a glory to de for a cause it's why they stay around, same with hamas that's still fighting on gaza

[@szlava3641]

People from Lebanon and Syria were celebrating that Israel unalived him. Thay should tell you a lot about him

[@artarezaei8720]

They celebrated when Saddam was hanged Now look at them

[@bigmonkedong]

Only syrians because of the civil war. Most of the arab countries, even the secular ones, mourned him. That speaks more about him.

[@amiramaz]

​@@bigmonkedongno "secular" arabs mourned him, he is an extrimist Shia that killed thousands of muslims on behalf of iran

[@szlava3641]

@@bigmonkedong People from Lebanon as well. Hezbollah basically uses their host country as human shields for when they strike first at Israel.

[@szlava3641]

@@bigmonkedong mourned him publicly or privately? He was the face of an Iranian funded terror group, and Iran brings a lot of instability to the middle east. If we're going to be honest here, the only reason Nasrallah was in Lebanon when Israel killed him, it's because he was living in Iran like a coward despite his waging war on Israel. He only came back because the pagers were his only way of communicating with people with Lebanon And as much as these Arab countries might not be total fans of Israel, they're worried about Iran.

[@Just_a_turtle_chad]

Israeli intelligence has to be some of the best in the world.

[@ELWOOD1776]

By a country mile Operations Opera and Orchard And how they chased and returned Nazis from S America

[@NGBigfield]

It is

[@humanbeing4841]

Second only to the CIA

[@motivatedtoscapechildsupport]

​CIA is only good in overthrowing democracies. Israel genuinely does not joke aroud. ​@@humanbeing4841

[@Tab1300]

They somehow "lost" all video evidence of oct 7 weird right?

[@dr.fancyngandwe4129]

lets start a drinking game...when simon says non sate or escalation you drink

[@TheArtofFugue]

Okay, bet.

[@TheArtofFugue]

16 seconds in, I’m one shot down.

[@jerrydavison1176]

ROFLMAO!

[@NovaHessia]

Do you want to get people killed?`

[@MIRZASAMEEULLAHBAIG-f4s]

Labbaik Ya Nasrullah

[@Emcron]

as my historian friend said, “you take a people who’ve been persecuted & exiled throughout history and give them land in the midst of their enemies, and you wonder why they’re on a hair-trigger all the time?”

[@ericabutts2906]

people resisting their land getting stolen IS stressful

[@limhan3209]

"Give them land" could be worse...could be a kurd

[@DoronL73]

Gave them? they come back to their homeland and fight off the colonialists left from the earlier conquests and imported by Ottomans as labor force

[@limhan3209]

@@DoronL73 what about 937 BC

[@shgalagalaa]

@@DoronL73Even if it was to be granted that a group of people have infinite claim on a piece of land (braindead position imo but hey) because of their ancestry. The brittish still gave the land away. The little terrorism that the lehi did can hardly be considered an independance war where the brittish empire was defeated.

[@canaanite23]

This is quite of a positive outlook of Nasrallah. Leaving out so many of his atrocities and retoriques. Not just against Israel and the west, but other groups as well. There is no mention of Hezbullah's role as a major drug smuggler or the widespread celebration of his death by millions of Syrians and Sunnis in and out of Syria. And octo er 7th... not 8th.

[@SafetySpooon]

But Hamas did October 7. *He* started October 8.

[@clownavenger0]

They left out the many things Israel did that justified his existence. So i think its pretty fair.

[@Amorphous_Sand]

What were his atrocities? You should also note that Sunnis range from being indifferent against Shias, to outright despising them, so Hezbollah was seen perhaps as terrorists to Syrians because they sided with Assad, but many Shias view them as a coherent bastion of their defense (at least, regionally they do- I'm unaware of the internal politics of Lebanon besides the "polls" which are finicky and easy to misconstrue, at best). I'm legitimately unaware of any definitive "terrorist" acts that he's done or endorsed while in power. It was the shia militias who did a bulk of the fighting against Al Qaeda and ISIS, not as much from the Sunnis, so I don't really understand this narrative. Edit: did some research, he was in power when Hezbollah allegedly bombed the embassy in Argentina- something that Israel is also guilty of, just not via suicide bombing (which I personally find weird, because Shia suicide bombers are particularly very rare).

[@jonathanpanzer8238]

@@Amorphous_Sandit wasn’t an embassy it was a Jewish community center where many people died.

[@John-bravooo]

​@clownavenger0 what things? Like existing? Arabs have 23 states. Europeans treat russians worse.

[@ahmed-9499]

When everyone abandoned Palestine, only Nasrallah stood by the Palestinian people

[@markdt279]

The man of god who had no qualms about smuggling drugs and people to Europe. Lovely guy!

[@Butter9322]

The same people who supported the killing of his people. The same people who support the Israeli terror colony.

[@dennislosee]

Right! The French connection people weapons and drugs are how they make their money

[@grr-OUCH]

That gives a good hint what his god was.

[@virgil4marvolo5crowl]

It gives a good hint about your moral level since one made a claim to smear a fallen resistance hero and another who just acts like a pick me girl.

[@tungzauzage977]

Confirmation of no more Hassan Nasrallah, that feeling you get when you finally flush that toilet floater down.

[@sheldoniusRex]

>The UN would prove entirely unable to assert it's will... *Imagine. My. Shock.*

[@kyledabearsfan]

yeah, i wish the US would just leave the UN. Its proven to be expensive, ineffective, and in some cases complicit in terrorist activity like in the case of the UNWRA

[@DeanAwada-d5i]

Oh thanks for clarifying everything. I always thought he was a man trying to stop atrocities of killing women, children, and orphans and handicapped individuals with special needs.

[@thraknar3363]

The man that made the worst wholesale pager purchase in history.

[@hani31818]

Silly

[@Ghost-pd1mz]

Hezbollah didn't purchase the pagers, they were simply shipped to Lebanon. Many exploded in cell phone and electronics stores.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:25 - Chapter 1 - Origins of nasrallah 6:00 - Chapter 2 - Leader, orator, fighter 15:05 - Chapter 3 - Building up 20:40 - Chapter 4 - Death

[@benrocky100]

Cheers

[@lal2300]

I skipped to the end ; thats the best bit !

[@XM177ColtCommando]

Still waiting for that pager attack video. Normal move: Simon makes a video on the pager attack and uploads it under warographics (this channel). Galaxy brain move: Simon does the same but uploads it to megaprojects as to frame it as a major technological/espionage feat.

[@BTM666-t7r]

He did a video on the pager attack like 10 days ago, ffs

[@myrlyn1250]

Could be on "Decoding the Unknown" because I don't think Israel ever officially admitted it, did they? ;-)>

[@salihoney3423]

حتماً انتصرت يا سيدي هنيئاً لك الشهادة التي كنت تريدها ونلتها فهنيئاً لك والى جنات الخلد

[@samsarastarkey]

Islamophobia alive and thriving on youtube comment sections I see.

[@ScrambledEgg-q2l]

✝️ v islam 🕉️ v islam 🕎 v islam ☪️ v islam Know islam no peace no islam know peace

[@GhostGamer799]

Indeed people seems still believe in media it's pathetic really

[@jaafarsabbah3735]

​@ScrambledEgg-q2l After i read this comment, islam was still the fastest growing religion in the world 😮

[@Everesteg]

Good video, balanced, objective and respectful, without propaganda (both from friends and enemies), biased considerations, final catchphrases and impossible predictions about what will happen in the future. Well done

[@olliefox7351]

Why am I addicted to all of Simon's heavy conflict material, yet episodes of wife swap reality tv drama are too traumatic for me?

[@justincase5583]

Because you let a scripted drama on TV somehow effect you in reality, or you haven't actually experienced trauma, so therefore don't understand the meaning

[@Gwyn23]

Because you are afraid of your girl being stolen lol

[@SafetySpooon]

Because Simon's information is sensible & important, & the "wife swap" garbage is an indication of how sick society can be.

[@justincase5583]

@@Gwyn23 😬

[@xinniethep00h]

Because what Simon is sharing is actually real, while “reality tv” is as fake and scripted as it comes

[@mohammadtaqi480]

He is a true leader.

[@Hussein12-12hh]

Indeed

[@andrethomas4885]

He got smoked but

[@izzykhach]

I'm happy that "was" is the operative word in the title.

[@RSKofficial-267A]

Has anybody noticed that this channel's development goes hand in hand with the great geopolitical catastrophe of each year? In 2021, Afghanistan happened and Warographics was launched shortly afterwards. In 2022, Ukraine happened and Warographics expanded. The next year, Gaza happened and Simon started his Situation Room updates and began uploading new videos every few days. This year, Lebanon happened and Warographics became Warfronts.

[@FunkyJay]

Good video and glad you covered this, but I would have liked to see more about his opinions and public speeches. Many people would gain a lot of insight to know more about how he spoke about Jewish people and other minority groups within Lebanon and the wider region, that he thought all of them should be gone from this earth. He also spoke often about his violent ideals of making the entire middle east a place only for Islam.

[@cecelols6313]

yea he talked about how jewism is different from zionism and israel and all israelis are illegal and unethical settlers as well as criminal and aalways pressed on how all religions and sects in Lebanon should live in harmony. It's funny how you said that he wants all other religions to be gone knowing that he was raised in a multi-religious neighborhood which had people from different countries and backgrounds and actually was majorly christian and he grew up having the utmost respect to all people and they all lived peacefully alongside each other. Make sure the source of your knowledge is reliable or else you'll look dumb throwing around incorrect information just as you do now. friendly advice and sorry for the harsh word.

[@penultimateh766]

The word "was" indicates the dude ain't challenging Israel much anymore....

[@jnoub2947]

But Hezbollah still is. What’s funny is that israel repeats the same horrible 2006 propaganda in taking out Hezbollah ability to shoot rockets during their preemptive strikes couldn’t stop Hezbollah drone from shooting two missiles and doing a Kamikaze finale in Haifa on a special force until base (golani).

[@penultimateh766]

@@jnoub2947 Couple drones. Phfft. Little better than harsh language. While we're at it, does Israel have the right to exist, or not? And within what borders? Show depth in your ignorance and antisemitism.

[@DocRob23]

@@jnoub2947Please lol, Hezbollah is desperately lashing out everywhere in dying throws, attacking whatever they can, including Palestinians… also, why is it not more public that Iran missiles Palestinians?? Is it because those Palestinians were pro Israel, and lived there, so It doesn’t count??

[@marw9541]

@@penultimateh766 he ain't ready for the heat

[@penultimateh766]

@@marw9541 Few are!

[@theodorechamalian8622]

One of the few in the region who refused to submit to the European Zionist colony and its illegal occupation of Palestine. One of these days do a video for us about the history of the creation of Israel. Please don't leave out their crimes. The massacres, forced displacement, land and propery seizures and the creation of a new system of apartheid just as ugly as what once existed in South Africa.

[@michal31131]

Cope harder

[@ChatWithAsh]

Some of the most valuable content on KZbin - keep it up

[@marmar_wt8tr]

How can you make a report about Sayyid Nasrallah and not mention the word charisma in all the report, or mention his famous speeches like "By God Israel is weaker than the spider's house" or " the israeli military warship look at it flaming and it will sink" or that one in the funeral of mughnieh " Mughnieh has left for you behind him tens of thousands of trained and equipped fighters ready for martytdom... if you want this type of an open war, let all the world hear, let it be that open war"... and many countless others, there must have been 15 minutes at least talking about nasrallah as a speaker, in my opinion he is the best visualized speaker ever

[@Morrowind323]

Now you can do Yehya Sinwar next.

[@freightdog75]

Looks like they just got him too

[@ConquerorsnotColonizers]

​@@freightdog75Thankfully

[@freightdog75]

They deleted my previous comment about how they did such a "puff piece" on a Muslim terrorist

[@abigailfeldman8665]

This aged well

[@Infernal07]

The Israelis are working on the next episode in this saga, "Who was Ali Khamenei?"

[@dennislosee]

Amen

[@hi-fidude6670]

Coming soon to one of Simons channels near you!

[@jplester9719]

side quest they just needed to off Sinwar first lol

[@Kaiserboo1871]

@@jplester9719 Update: They just did that…

[@pauliewalnuts240]

Wtf? He's not ghandi, who worked for a cause using non violent methods. Thats respectable. Im disappointed with this one. Theres a difference between millitary action & terrorism. You title this like it's a righteous thing to defy Israel by killing civilians. This is like celebrating terrorists? Hes kept Lebanon in permanent poverty. his biggest accomplishment was not dying earlier.

[@bokiNYC]

Well said 👍

[@clownavenger0]

Israel is more evil than he was yet people defend them.

[@thotmorrison2649]

objectivity isnt celebration, stop trying to shout down anything that fails to utterly condemn israels enemies

[@ericabutts2906]

Killing civilians is bad isn’t it? Who is in the lead?

[@thotmorrison2649]

adl bots reporting every comment except "well said" good on you

[@stevenalper3890]

No. This is incorrect. The situation changed on October 8th. The decision by Hezbollah to make Northern Israel unlivable was the reason for this war. The pager attack was Israel first phase in it's main operation against the terrorist group.

[@alikhalil8235]

The pager incident was planned and started execution in 2015. A mere 9 years before it happened.

[@cecelols6313]

oh no when they attacked lebanon for the i dont even know which time they were surprised that people fought back and that cost them many losses!!! OH NO!! the israeli occupation cant kill people peacefully without anyone batting an eye anymore!!! They found out their actions have consequences!!!

[@pootymoney7337]

How do you call a resistence that only fights for its dignity and freedom land a terrorist group ? Israel is the actually villain. You’re blinder than a skeleton

[@grr-OUCH]

Whenever I think of Iran and its lackeys, I cannot help but think of Jafar from Aladdin. They are cartoonishly evil.

[@abigailfeldman8665]

This is brilliant

[@anniegoetcheryan4033]

habibi sayed hassan .miss u

[@seanbinkley7363]

I went on a semester long Middle East study abroad program through my university in 2009. It was based in Egypt but we also had travel components in Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Israel and the West Bank. During the Syria portion (this was a few years before the Arab Spring and the Civil War there) we went to a souk in Damascus and there was a shop there selling Iranian, Hezbollah, and Hamas paraphernalia including portraits of numerous leaders from these groups. Nasrallah was one them though he still had a full black beard in the all the images. All that to say, the dude has been a fixture of the region's politics (and the face of Hezbollah) for most of my adult life. His death is a watershed.

[@eyalamit5120]

Watershed in what way...?

[@seanbinkley7363]

@@eyalamit5120 In the sense that he’s been their leader for decades and with him getting taken out after such a long tenure it’s going to shake up the organization profoundly.

[@eyalamit5120]

@@seanbinkley7363 Oh. Okay, fair enough.

[@seanbinkley7363]

@@eyalamit5120 cheers

[@eyalamit5120]

@@seanbinkley7363 cheers mate.

[@athingfromeverything580]

You were iconic. You were our leader, they thaught that if they kill our leaders they cld eliminate us but this will never ever happen. They did kill Abbas al Musawi and Sheikh Ragheb and Imad Moughnieh ... we became more powerful. We are sticked to this land to the resistance ... hard luck

[@soheilx]

The description is supposed to be for a notorious terrorist and child-killer, but it reads like that of a Senior Engineer at NASA! "Watch his incredible journey. / From a penniless child to the leader" -

[@ConquerorsnotColonizers]

It's pretty pathetic to be honest.

[@JusticeDem87]

Exactly. This guy is scum

[@williamlloyd3769]

The question is what is his legacy to his people? What do these years in leadership represent to his people? Does he just represent death and destruction? Sad legacy

[@ericabutts2906]

The occupation of south Lebanon occurred from 1985 to 2000.

[@anon-iraq2655]

The man who drove Israel out of South Lebanon, and kept them out The man who gave his sons life and his own life for all of us across middle east

[@williamlloyd3769]

@@anon-iraq2655- true, but not a permanent legacy.

[@simoncohen9323]

​@@anon-iraq2655He didn't drive them out and didn't keep them out that was the UN with the peace agreement and resolution that would have forced Hezbollah and Israel out of southern Lebanon except the second Israel left the UN decided not to enforce the rule anymore and Hezbollah regrouped

[@anon-iraq2655]

@@simoncohen9323 u has never made Israel do anything, hizbollah drove Israel out of Lebanon with insurgency

[@timwaldroup9654]

How's that working for him now..

[@tracker1041]

He is not dead😏smarter than you know he is a great human tho☺️

[@tacitus6384]

His last words were truly profound. "By Allah, what is tha - ?"

[@jaabaadaabaaadoo]

Next video: Who was Jahya Sinwar?

[@ahmed-9499]

Nasrallah said I will not abandon Palestine even if the cost is my life

[@Aka-293]

Now you can do a new video "Who was Yahya Sinwar" since he is now gone.

[@respect_YouTube-dy9de]

Wow, you describe those who fight for their land as terrorist militants, who defends their land?

[@alexanderaflalo4128]

I'm a little concerned by Simon's wording in the title..... "defied Israel"?.....defied what? Israel's right to exist?

[@Skullzero1]

What's wrong with the use of defied? Criminals defy the law and defy police. Terrorist defy international law. When Israel warned Hezbolah to decouple themselves from Hamas, Nasrallah defied Israel by continuing their offensive, and now we say Nasrallah defied instead of defies.

[@joelreidy2585]

They did defy Israel’s right to exist…they want Israel wiped off the map, along with its people

[@antiPovDBD]

Are you Jewish 😂

[@thotmorrison2649]

how overly sensitive could you be? youre actually "concerned" because the word doesnt have enough bad connotations?

[@shahofalbion]

Not really. Putin is 'defing' the west. He is still an evil person.

[@Polygot-languages]

On the seventh of October 2023, the war began in the southern border in Lebanon, and no one knows.

[@Xkhaosxzeus]

"Since I was nine I believed this piece of fabric gave me the right to tell others how to live" Red flags anyone?

[@sage5296]

I mean the cuase is definitely rather disagreeable to put it lightly, but the man did know how to inspire and lead people. You can't deny the charisma and political skill he had

[@as_shams]

This comment section showcases the brainrot in Western circles 😂

[@jacobduhthrowbak3226]

💯 so much ignorance and hatred on full display. Brainwashed for sure.

[@real_MacrocosM]

Lol 😂 I believe you misspelt: "the man man who tried to exterminate Israel and FOUND OUT".

[@raytotherose10101]

Theyd never undermine the terrorist group they support

[@sha3dowz]

They are losing and crying I'll call it a win 🤷🏻isnotreal is cwying like a baby lol

[@Ya_Ali_313_]

People like you, who see dying as losing, are already lost in this life and the next. Dying with honor, standing up against a corrupt, unjust system, is worth more than a life spent in cowardice. But you wouldn’t get it, would you? Standing tall isn’t in your nature.

[@cecelols6313]

@@Ya_Ali_313_ Sadly many people are too shallow to grasp and comprehend this ideology.

[@itarry4]

Love the comment section on this channel there's posts moaning about Simon being pro Hammas, etc and there's posts moaning he's pro Israel. Obviously there's more of the ones moaning he's pro Hammas but then this audience is mostly American so hardly surprising. Just the fact there's both is a good sign to me it's a fairly unbiased look at things.

[@judieg.7945]

Who feels badly at the ending of another T? That much less ideology and ev+l in this world.

[@novakaizr]

He was a stablizing force. He repeatedly tried to deescalate and refused opportunities for all out attack that more radical people would jump at. If the goal is to avoid a large scale war then he was probably one of the best leaders Hezbollah could have had. Who knows if his replacement will be as restrained. Although that might be exactly what Israel is hoping for. They want to drag the US into a regional war, preferably before the election to help Trump's chances of winning. Remember, Netanyahu was one of the biggest advocates for the Iraq war. He loves the idea of making the US spend money and lives wiping out his enemies.

[@SomeHippy]

How most of the average Americans thought of death: Who? If it's not in local news, most people here will never know lol

[@ahmed-9499]

In a television interview, the broadcaster asked Nasrallah, “What is your wish?” He replied, “My wish is to be killed for the sake of God.” His wish was fulfilled.

[@alaaalzubaidi2401]

"The strike approved minimly efective" by who? Can you send us the proof pls!

[@jameshimself1018]

Key word is “was”

[@christopherrhine7704]

I literally can not play this video. It just gives me the little spinning loading circle. I’ve tried multiple devices and restarted all of them, reset the router etc. like I genuinely just can not play this video. I don’t understand.

[@Ihabizhw]

Hassan Nasr.allah was a HERO for all Lebanese and for all honorable humans in this unjust world…we will not forget this amazing Man till the end of our life…and we still doing what he told us before…Labaykaaaaa ya Nasroullaaaah

[@ARIXANDRE]

....and *puff*....disappeared with a bunker buster.

[@roberthill5805]

I know you said October 7th around minute 21, but your editors put 8th.

[@rob_101]

Please change the name back to Warographics. The new name really lost that touch.

[@BalzAldrin]

does it matter? haha

[@simoncohen9323]

It's the new logo for me that bad

[@patrickdurham8393]

After the Israeli raid rumor has it he went underground and changed his name to Goo.

[@floydohonetwo-ds7pe]

"Defied Israel" lmao

[@willythemailboy2]

Only by constantly not being where they dropped bombs with his name on them.

[@testthewest123]

Just my thoughts. It more like felt that as soon as Israel decided that he had to die, he was dead.

[@dvirarazi7351]

The Sayad who tried

[@joelreidy2585]

@@testthewest123he bombed Israel for months before they got him

[@PizeFish]

​@@joelreidy2585yeah because Israel didn't want to start 2 front war

[@testicat8462]

2:37 😳 had to get my glasses for a second the WHAT movement? lol

[@andreytt933]

Simon doing biographics again!? Lol😂

[@LebanonStorm]

And it isn’t even on the Biographics channel. I miss when he did those videos.

[@DeanAwada-d5i]

Wow, he had me fooled. I thought he was trying to stop the oppression and the suppressing of people by the land snatchers by people who even are ordered to even strike down their own people the way they did on October 7 when the IDF was ordered by their own government, but I guess he’s the one that made that happen too.

[@elibenway8777]

oops all mist

[@tasroadblock54]

I snorted😂

[@cookingonthecheapcheap6921]

I already know where this video is heading. "Leader of the largest non state military" You're writer is confused. It should have read "the leader of the world's most heavily armed terrorist group". No mention of the fact they were kicked out of Iran because they were a terrorist? So no mention of all the people he had massacred? And the people he killed personally? No? No mention of the drug running?

[@roberthill5805]

This may blow your mind, but Hezbollah is a large political party and controls a large amount of things, including hospitals and police stations. Lebanon may not want them there, but they don't have the political or military backing without causing another civil war. They are an actual military backed political group that is more a kin to the Houthis than Hamas. They control towns, have their own economy, and are able to govern themselves. It is important to stop calling these groups terrorist, they are governments using terrorist tactics with an atrocious democratic and human rights record.

[@LDam-pf6lx]

"Stupid is what stupid does". The same applies to terrorists. It's important *_not_* to stop calling terrorists what they are, despite them being a local governing body.

[@newbeatsgo9577]

​@@roberthill5805 really? "this may blow your mind, but nazi's were a large political party and controlled a large amount of things, including hospitals and police stations. the germans may not wanted them there, but they didn't had the political or military backing without causing another civil war. they were an actual military backed political group." "stop calling 1930's germany nazi, they were only a goverment that used nazi policies" sounds fucking dumb doesnt it? call shit by its name.

[@simoncohen9323]

Hate to break it to you but unlike the houthis and Hezbollah who are apart of the political pictures in there areas Hamas is the political regime that controls its entire territory ​@@roberthill5805

[@MrTexasDan]

If dying for The Cause makes them so happy, why do they always call for retribution for obliging them. It's very confusing.

[@n34m]

my favorite things about listening to this guy is when he slightly moans before every word or when he almost throws up while burping mid sentence but they leave it in

[@edankriss141]

Next up, the Ayatollah!

[@eyalamit5120]

Oh I wish. But I don't see it happening...

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

@@eyalamit5120that's what people said about the president of Iran 🫠

[@goldendiamond761]

​@@eyalamit5120 yes he could die for many reasons he is 86 year old maybe posion maybe plane crash maybe slip on banana its never an accident

[@eyalamit5120]

@@goldendiamond761 Yeah I mean I don't see any one entity doing it.

[@multiyapples]

So my comments aren’t showing up.

[@thotmorrison2649]

its creepy, ive made multiple comments which didnt "take a side" but were more critical of the people jumping to conclusions about the writers of this video. all deleted within minutes.

[@WoodlandT]

He looked(looks) like a character from ‘Super Mario - Jihad edition.” 🍄

[@PeacefulInNY]

Nice eulogy! Spoken like a true fan

[@Giraffe-on-a-kite]

Israel smokin that Hassan pack 💀

[@Hussein12-12hh]

Praise to god who made our enemies the people who depend on someone’s death and call it "victory" and made you one of them

[@mho...]

just imagine being a (what? 8th generation?) independence fighter! no wonder they are radical in there methods & thinking! who wouldnt be?! i dont condone their violence, but i also cant see another "way out" for them either, after all these decades of bloodshed & radicalisation, then to become, what their opponents will call "terrorists". they are fighting a guerilla war with multi national reach afterall!

[@noamkt1]

Nasrallah is rotting in hell now

[@lorryleaselimited8263]

What, no 72 raisins?

[@willythemailboy2]

@@lorryleaselimited8263 He's sharing a pool of lava with 72 big horny dudes all named Bubba. He's catching, not pitching.

[@siam9914]

Who told u? God?

[@LDam-pf6lx]

​@@siam9914Yes.

[@SafetySpooon]

@@siam9914 No, I did.

[@AP-ib7rf]

hey, cool videos and stuff. what's that weird orb above your shoulder? the one with the brownish halo and black spherical center. it almost looks like a parabolic dish with antenna. tell.

[@OverlordZephyros]

whats the planet MARS and Nasrallah have in common?? ... Both are a PILE OF DUST ... 🤣

[@Hussein12-12hh]

And what do you and the sons of adultery have in common? Both of you are stubborn to your own desires😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@GuitarGunner]

As Bill & Ted would say: "Uhhhh, some short dead dude?"

[@DarkWarchieff]

It didn't had to end like this, Hassan.

[@respect_YouTube-dy9de]

A successful man has lovers and enemies. Well, you explained the issue from Israel’s point of view

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

This comments section will surely stay polite, civil, and promote positive discourse between disagreeing parties....

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

When one of your fundamental beliefs is that non-believers must be unalived..... that's not a "disagreeing party" lol that is an existential threat.

[@Nystariii]

@@CantHandleThisCanYa This. Too many people overlook the fact that right there in the Quran it says you're allowed to mistreat unbelievers, and to eradicate everything that is not Islam through unaliving or conversion. Or are we supposed to turn a blind eye to the way their "extremists" destroy every new city they overrun?

[@multiyapples]

@@CantHandleThisCanYasomeone can’t tell sarcasm.

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

@@CantHandleThisCanYa annnnd there we go. You're a real bright one.

[@DocRob23]

@@adamgroszkiewicz814is he wrong though?

[@gchampi2]

The destroyer of Lebanon is dead. Oh dear, how sad, never mind...

[@mjz667]

Che Guevara? C’mon, that’s just ridiculous glazing

[@SkyRaker77]

Simon is going to have unlimited content making these for years because they keep dying every 48 hours

[@itsJade360]

Rip you’ve EaRnEd it 🕊️ 🤲🏽

[@Rope_Adope]

Ohhhhhhhhhhh hahaha “October surprise” Now I get it lol. Good one

[@bestestusername]

Nasrallah chose the path of his life and he had to accept the consequences of that

[@respect_YouTube-dy9de]

Also, if you do not understand, October 7th is a response to the 72-year occupation, because we are the land of the Palestinians

[@IsraelMilitaryChannel]

Israel's intelligence agency is number one for a reason. Part 1: 1. Razi Mousavi (Iranian brigadier general of IRGC's Quds Force) 2. Saleh al-Arouri (Founding Commander of Hamas' military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades) 3. Wissam al-Tawil (Deputy Commander of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force) 4. Hassan Abeid al-Hussein Ismail (The head of Hezbollah's drone operations in southern Lebanon) 5. Ali Hussein Burji (Commander of Hezbollah’s aerial forces in southern Lebanon) 6. Akram al-Ajouri (PIJ leader) 7. Sadegh Omidzadeh (Brigadier General Intelligence Chief of the Iranian Quds Force) 8. Saeed Alidadi (IRGC commander) 9. Hassan Hussein Salami (Senior Hezbollah commander) 10. Marwan Issa (Deputy to Mohammed Deif and number three of Hamas's high command) 11. Hadi Mustafa (Leader of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades in Lebanon) 12. Faiq Mabhouh (Hamas internal security commander brother of Mahmoud Mabhouh) 13. Mahmoud Al-Bayoumi (The director of the police station in Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip) 14. Salah a-Darvey (Hamas Deputy Chief Justice) 15. Ra’ad Thabat (Head of Hamas' supply chain and was responsible for research and development) 16. Ali Naeem (Deputy commander of Hezbollah's rockets and missiles unit) 17. Mohammad Reza Zahedi (Top commander in IRGC’s Quds force. General) 18. Mohammad Hadi Haj Rahimi (Deputy to Mohammad Reza Zahedi IRGC’s Quds force. General) 19. Hossein Aman Allahi (Chief of the general staff of the Qods Force in Syria and Lebanon) 20. Akram Abd al-Rahman Husein Salama (Senior operative of the internal security) 21. Ali Ahmed Hassin (Commander of Hezbollah’s Radwan Forces in the Hajir region of southern Lebanon) 22. Muhammed Ibrahim Srour (Money changer who would funnel funds from Iran to Hamas) 23. Three sons and 60 members of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (Amir Haniyeh was a squad commander in the Hamas military wing, while Hazem and Mohammad Haniyeh were lower ranking operatives, also in the military wing.) 24. Hamed Muhammad Ali Ahmed (Commander in the Hamas military wing, responsible for internal security in Jabaliya) 25. Ridwan Mohammed Abdallah Ridwan (Head of Hamas's internal security in Jabaliya, Hamas police chief in Jabaliya) 26. Ismail Yusef Baz (Senior Hezbollah coastal commander) 27. Hussein Mustafa Shechory (Commander of the Rockets and Missiles Unit of Hezbollah's Radwan Forces) 28. Mohammad Khalil Atiyeh (Senior member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 29. Mosab Khalaf (Senior member of the al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya) 30. Imam Zerev (One of the top commanders of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)) 31. Talal Abu Zarifa (Member of the organization’s political bureau of Democratic Front terror group) 32. Hussein Ibrahim Makki (Field commander of Hezbollah) 33. Sharhabil Sayed (Senior member of al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya) 34. Azmi Abu Daqqa (Hamas procurement department) 35. Zaher al-Houli (Senior police officer and member of Hamas's military wing) 36. Rami Khalil Faki (Top officer in the Nuseirat police and member of Hamas's military wing) 37. Qassem Saqlawi (Coastal division commander of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit) 38. Nasser Farran (Hezbollah member in charge of manufacturing and procurement of weapons) 39. Hussein Fiad (Commander of Hamas' Bein Hanoun Battalion) 40. Diaa al-Din al-Sharafa (Deputy commander of Hamas's national security) 41. Yassin Rabia (Senior Hamas commander leading operations in the West Bank) 42. Khaled Nagar (Senior official in Hamas’ West Bank command) 43. Walid Abed Abu Dalal (Head of the technology department in Hamas's internal security forces) 44. Tareq Darwish (Prominent member of the Nuseirat Battalion's aerial array) 45. Mansour Adil Mansour Kashlan (Involved in advancing terror attacks in Israel and in the West Bank) 46. Saeid Abyar (Iranian Revolutionary Guards adviser) 47. Hussein Sabra (Member of Hezbollah’s force build-up unit) 48. Taleb Sami Abdullah (Senior Hezbollah commander) 49. Ali Zufan (Senior Hezbollah field commander) 50. Muhammad Mustafa Ayoub (Rocket and Missile Department of the Nasser Unit of Hezbollah) 51. Ahmed Hassan Salameh a-Swarkeh (Squad commander in Hamas' elite Nukhba force during the October 7) 52. Fadl Ibrahim (Hezbollah's commander of its operational activities in the Jouaiyya district) 53. Raad Saad (Chief of Hamas operations) 54. Ayman Ghatma (Responsible for supplying weapons to Hamas and al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya in Lebanon) 55. Muhammad Salah (Hamas weapons developer) 56. Fadi Jihad Muhammad Al-Wadiya (Key figure in PIJ's missile program) 57. Abu Ali Nasser (Head of the terror group's Aziz unit) 58. Maytham Mustafa al-Attar ("A significant source of knowledge" in Hezbollah's air defense unit) 59. Ihab al-Ghussein (The deputy head of the Hamas-run labor ministry) 60. Mustafa Hassan Salman (Member of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit) 61. Yasser Qarnabash (Former personal bodyguard of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah) 62. Ayman Showadeh (Deputy commander of Hamas' Shejaiya Battalion) 63. Hossam Mansour (Platoon commander in Hamas' Internal Security Forces) 64. Rafa Salama (Commander of the Khan Younis brigade) 65. Baraa Katerji (Prominent Syrian businessman) 66. Anas Murad (Commander of the PIJ’s naval forces in the Gaza City region) 67. Ahmed al-Masri (PIJ member who participated in the October 7 onslaught) 68. Mohammed Hamed Jabara (Senior commander in the military wing of al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya) 69. Ali Jaafar Maatouk, also known as Habib Maatouk (Hezbollah's operations officer in the elite Radwan force’s Hajjar regional unit) 70. Adil Hamdiya (Intelligence officer of Hamas’s Gaza City Brigade) 71. Ahmed Musa (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 72. Muhammad Marish (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 73. Naeem Farhat (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 74. Hassan al-Saidi (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 75. Abbas Hijazi (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 76. Abbas Salami (Member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force) 77. Fuad Shukr also known as Sayyid Muhsan (Hezbollah Chief of Staff and the leader Nasrallah's right-hand man, head of its strategic division and senior advisor to the leader Hassan Nasrallah) 78. Mohammed Deif (Hamas' Chief of Staff) 79. Ismail Haniyeh (Hamas' political leader. Hamas' number 1 leader.) 80. Mohammed al-Jabari (Deputy head of weapons manufacturing for the PIJ) 81. Rawhi Mushtaha (Hamas' political leader) 82. Sameh al-Siraj (Hamas' political leader) 83. Abdul Hadi Siam (Commander of Hamas military wing) 84. Sami Odeh (Commander of Hamas military wing) 85. Muhammad Hadid (Commander of Hamas military wing) 86. Haythem Balidi (Local leader of Hamas’s military wing, the Izz a-Din al-Qassam Brigades) 87. Ali Abd Ali (Prominent Hezbollah operative in the group’s so-called Southern Front unit) 88. Abed Al-Zeriei (Hamas' Minister of Economy) 89. Jaber Aziz (Commander of Hamas' Al-Furqan Battalion) 90. Ali Jamal al-Din Jawad (Commander in Hezbollah’s elite Radwan unit) 91. Mohammed Mahasneh (Hamas commander responsible for smuggling operations) 92. Hassan Fares Jeshi (Hezbollah commander responsible for anti-tank guided missile fire on northern Israel) 93. Nael Sakhl (Senior Hamas official who was released to Gaza in the Gilad Schalit deal in 2011) 94. Samer Mahmoud al-Haj (Senior Hamas commander) 95. Walid Alsousi (Member of Hamas’s military wing as well as the head of a department in the general security forces in the southern Gaza Strip) 96. Hassan Ibrahim Kassab (Commander in Hezbollah's Radwan Unit) 97. Ahmed Abu Ara (Senior Hamas operative) 98. Raafat Dawasi (Hamas commander in the Jenin wing) 99. Hussein Ali Hussein Suleiman (Prominent member of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit) 100. Khalil al-Maqdah (Brigadier general in the military wing of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades)

[@jorgesalaices1971]

Less than one hour gang

[@mcs131313]

Stories from this perspective are so important. Told as history, rather than news, in much the same way we might talk about someone from 150 years ago. As in - from the perspective of his story more than his surrounding conflict. And I don’t think you have to have an ounce more or less sympathy or hatred - is just important to hear, love-em or hate-em, how people get motivated and build a following.