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As tens of thousands from Lebanon and outside flood the streets of Beirut for Sayyed Hassan’s final farewell, his legacy stands unshaken; an unwavering symbol of defiance against tyranny.

From the Resistance’s victories over Israeli occupation in 2000, 2006, and 2024 to his steadfast commitment to Lebanon’s sovereignty and Palestine’s cause, Sayyed Hassan's voice became the heartbeat of a movement that refuses to kneel.

Today, Lebanon and the region do not just mourn a leader; they honor a martyr whose presence transcends time, whose final breath was a vow of resistance, and whose path to al-Quds remains etched in a cause he defended until his last breath.

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00:00Forty days have passed since Lebanon lost a leader, the Ummah lost a voice, and the
00:06oppressed lost a defender.
00:09On this solemn day, we honor not just a man, but a legacy carved in resilience, and a heart
00:16that beat fiercely for justice and sovereignty.
00:20FIGURES IN HISTORY
00:25Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah was more than Hezbollah's Secretary General.
00:29He was the voice of the downtrodden, the shield of the defenseless, and the leader who stood
00:35unshaken in the face of arrogance.
00:38Born in Beirut's Qarantina neighborhood on the 31st of August 1960, Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah
00:44grew up in one of Beirut's most deprived neighborhoods, where he would one day rise to challenge the
00:50might of the world's most powerful countries and armies.
00:53In late 1967, Sayyid Nasrallah enrolled in their religious seminary in Najaf, Iraq, where
00:58Ayatollah Sayyid Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr asked Sayyid Abbas al-Musawi to mentor him before
01:04continuing his studies and teaching of Islamic studies at Imam al-Muntadhar Seminary in Lebanon.
01:10They saw in him what the world would soon witness, a leader of profound courage and integrity.
01:17When Israel assassinated Sayyid Abbas, Sayyid Hassan was elected as Hezbollah's Secretary
01:21General, carrying the torch of the resistance with unwavering resolve.
01:27Under his leadership, the resistance shattered the myth of Israel's invincibility.
01:32It heroically confronted the Israeli occupation forces during the July 1993 Seven-Day War,
01:38the April 1996 aggression, and then in May 2000, achieving what many believed was impossible.
01:46Israel was driven out of southern Lebanon, liberating most of Lebanon's territories.
01:51In Sayyid Hassan's victory speech, he described Israel as weaker than a spider's web, a phrase
01:57that still haunts the occupation and its Prime Minister Netanyahu, even after his martyrdom.
02:04In 2006, when the Israeli war machine came crashing down upon Lebanon, Sayyid Hassan
02:09responded defiantly.
02:11Now, in the middle of the sea, he told his people, as flames engulfed an Israeli warship.
02:18Look at the warship that has attacked Beirut while it burns and sinks before your very
02:22eyes, marking one of the highlights of Hezbollah's march.
02:26A moment subconsciously associated with the war was left forever engraved in the minds
02:31of the Lebanese, and most importantly, in the minds of the country's enemies.
02:36For Sayyid Hassan, resistance was not just a strategy in victories, it was sacrifice.
02:42His son, Sayyid Hadi, ascended to martyrdom in the fight for liberation against the Israeli
02:47occupation in 1997.
02:50And despite his grief, Sayyid Hassan continued on the path of resistance, embracing the call
02:55of far from us is humiliation.
02:59In 2012, Hezbollah fought the Takfiri terrorist threat that aimed at taking over Syria and
03:04was advancing to Lebanon, and it liberated the border area in 2017 during what came to
03:10be known as the Second Liberation.
03:13Now, as Lebanon marks 40 days since his martyrdom, we see Sayyid Hassan's spirit reflected in
03:21the faces of his people.
03:23His final act, the ultimate sacrifice, came as he defended Lebanon, Gaza, and all oppressed
03:31people from Israel's barbaric aggression.
03:34In those final days, as his voice rang out in solidarity with Palestine, he became a
03:40martyr on the path to al-Quds, a leader who did not just speak of sacrifice, but who embodied
03:47it even in his last breath.
03:50Sayyid Hassan, the leader of the Ummah's martyrs, though now gone, his legacy breathes in the
03:56land he defended, in the people he cherished, and in the hearts of those who carry his mission
04:02forward.

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