Hezbollah mourns leader Haytham Ali Tabatabai, killed in 'Israeli' attack
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- Hezbollah mourns commander Haytham Ali Tabatabai, killed in 'Israeli' attack on Beirut’s southern suburb.
Hezbollah issued a statement mourning the death of its commander Haytham Ali Tabatabai, known as Sayyed Abu Ali, who was killed in what the party described as a “treacherous Israeli attack” targeting the Harat Hreik area of southern Beirut.
The statement highlighted Tabatabai’s long and distinguished career, noting that he was one of the veteran leaders who helped lay the “foundational pillars” of Hezbollah’s resistance strength. According to the party, he worked with “sincerity and dedication” in confronting the Israeli Occupation until his final moments.
Hezbollah emphasized that Tabatabai was awarded the “highest medal of martyrdom” following a lifelong struggle in the path of resistance.
The statement underscored that his death would serve as a source of “hope, determination, and strength” for his fellow fighters, reinforcing their commitment to continue their mission. Hezbollah vowed that its members “will carry his pure blood” forward, courageously opposing “all projects of the Zionist enemy and its patron, America.”
Hezbollah concluded by offering condolences and blessings to the wider resistance community and the families of the martyrs, praising their steadfastness in the face of continued conflict.
