Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was reported killed by an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, confirmed by Hezbollah without details. Comments shared with Reuters indicate that his death may not significantly impact the conflict. The US faces complications in negotiating a ceasefire, while regional reactions vary from hidden joy to apprehension.
Multiple experts share insights: there is concern in Arab capitals, strategic patience from Iran, rationality from Saudi Arabia, reluctance from Iran to engage directly, and doubts about Iran’s response. The impact of Nasrallah’s death on Hezbollah’s organization and reputation is uncertain.