Of course they do. But will enough of them survive this phase of the war to issue the order to stop firing missiles into Israel?
That question may be more acute than some realize. Thus far, Israel has not yet targeted Hezbollah’s supreme commander Hassan Nasrallah, but they have eliminated nearly all of the next level of commanders in the organization. They took aim at one of the few remaining today in another strike on the group’s stronghold in Beirut:
The IDF’s likely target in Beirut on Tuesday afternoon was Hezbollah’s rocket chief Amr Abdallah Dalsh.
Lebanese media claimed he survived, but the IDF has not yet commented.
Yesterday, they tried to take out the last remaining top commander besides Nasrallah himself:
On Friday, the IDF killed Hezbollah Radwan special forces commander Ibrahim Aqil and around 15 other sub-commanders, and on Monday, the air force attempted to…
