"Israel has broken Hezbollah": Surprising admission from pro-Hezbollah sheikh 

In an unusual statement broadcast in an interview with Lebanese television, Sunni Sheikh Hassan Muraab, considered a supporter of Hezbollah, admitted that the terrorist organization is in a very difficult situation and in fact "Israel has left nothing of Hezbollah."

"The organization has suffered severe blows to the senior and lower echelons of the command, and to the infrastructure of southern Lebanon," the sheikh said, referring to the series of assassinations of senior Hezbollah officials in Lebanon by Israel.

Referring to a situation in which Hezbollah has lost almost all significant military capability in Lebanon, he said, "In the end, we are left with an organization that has no ability to use weapons inside and outside Lebanon. What is actually left of Hezbollah?

In the interview, which was also quoted on social media, Moorab claimed that the repeated attacks on the command echelons – from the first to the fourth level – have turned Hezbollah into a tool. "The entire south of Lebanon has been destroyed, and the organization has become ineffective."

Moorab also did not spare criticism of Iran, which, he said, has caused Hezbollah's situation to deteriorate. "Iran is the one that destroyed Hezbollah more than anything else. I believe that the Iranian conduct has caused a decline in the organization's power, and this is evident in the reality on the ground."

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