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Who is Hezbollah's historic leader Talib Abdullah?

Hezbollah recently mourned the senior leader Talib Samir Abdullah, who was martyred in an Israeli raid on a building in the village of Joya this evening.

Abu Talib holds the position of commander of the Nasr Unit in Hezbollah, which shares an area of ​​operations south of the Litani River in partnership with the Aziz Unit, and supervises a very important operational area starting from the Bint Jbeil region all the way to the Shebaa Farms, meaning that it constitutes Hezbollah’s first defense system for the south. Lebanon.

By occupying this position, Abu Talib is considered a brigade commander, and he is responsible for the fierce fighting that the Lebanese resistance waged throughout this war on the northern front, especially against those operations that targeted the eastern brigade of the hostile Galilee Division (91st Division).

Abu Talib ruled after being reassured that what is called Kiryat Shmona had become a ruin after it had become empty of its thrones, and became called (Memories of Shmona) due to the displacement of its residents and their settlement in the middle of the entity with no hope or desire to return to it.

He also died, may God accept him, after the positions of the Galilee Division became a pile of rubble, which is likely to witness loud, unprecedented operations tomorrow, perhaps in response to the assassination, and as confirmation that the Nasr unit, which worked with all this momentum in the past long months, is still with its full vitality and solidity.

Abu Talib is considered a historical leader in the Islamic resistance, as he participated in the fighting fronts in the Bosnian war in the early nineties, supporting Muslims there, alongside the Islamic leader Alija Izetbegovic.

This universality of jihad represented by Abu Talib, from Bosnia to Palestine, makes us pause for a long time at the nature of the man, the long concern that preoccupied him, and the great cause that possessed him for a long period of time.

May God accept Abu Talib, and may God accept every blood shed for Palestine, and every shot that made Israel sleepless.

Credit: Journalist Yousef Faris

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