Hawzah News Agency- Hojatoleslam Mohammad Malekzadeh, a member of the Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought, said that in an era of compromise and submission, Nasrallah raised the flag of resistance with faith and courage, becoming the voice of all free people who stood against oppression and occupation.
Scholars underlined that Nasrallah’s firm faith in the divine promise, his strategic leadership, and his ability to globalize the resistance discourse enabled Hezbollah to secure victories in the 33-day war and subsequent confrontations with the Zionist regime.
Dr. Mehdi Eslami, from the Imam Sadiq (AS) Research Institute, highlighted Nasrallah’s mastery of media as a weapon of resistance, noting that his speeches weakened the morale of the Zionist enemy while strengthening the determination of resistance forces. He described Nasrallah’s last address after the pager explosions in Lebanon as a turning point that reaffirmed Hezbollah’s unwavering support for Gaza and the West Bank.
Experts also pointed to Sayyed Nasrallah’s sincerity, simplicity, and closeness to the people as key to his popularity, stressing that the martyrdom of resistance leaders does not weaken the front but multiplies motivation, as witnessed after the martyrdom of General Qassim Soleimani.
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