Aakhir Tak – In Shorts
- Naim Qassem becomes Hezbollah’s new chief following Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination.
- Qassem vowed Hezbollah won’t “cry first” in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.
- Qassem is a prominent Shia figure and influential within Hezbollah’s operations.
Aakhir Tak – In Depth
Naim Qassem, often referred to as Hezbollah’s “number two,” was chosen to lead the organization after Hassan Nasrallah’s death. In his first public address, Qassem reinforced Hezbollah’s resolve against Israel, declaring that they wouldn’t back down in the ongoing conflict.
An active member of Hezbollah since its inception, Qassem has worked closely with prominent Shia scholars to shape the group’s foundation. His role in Hezbollah’s Shura Council underscores his importance in overseeing both governmental and paramilitary operations. According to Hezbollah.org, Qassem has a unique background, combining a degree in Chemistry with Islamic studies, making him a notable figure within the organization. Additionally, he authored Hizbullah: The Story from Within, a book outlining Hezbollah’s roots and ideology, underscoring his deep-seated influence and ideologies within the organization.
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