Hassan Nasrallah turned Hezbollah from an Islamist militia into a political force that will outlive him
By ABC Middle East correspondents Eric Tlozek, Toby Mann and Basel Hindeleh
Photo: AFP / Patrick Baz
Analysis: The death of Hassan Nasrallah is a monumental moment for the Middle East.
The leader of the region's most powerful militia and Iran's strongest ally is gone and Hezbollah, the group he led, has been decimated by intense Israel attacks.
It's a very different outcome to the last time Hezbollah fought Israel.
"Nasrallah wins the war", the Economist magazine declared when Israel and Hezbollah signed a ceasefire after a 34-day war in 2006.
The leader of "The Party of God" had miscalculated, provoking an Israeli invasion when he ordered the kidnapping of soldiers in the Golan Heights, but still claimed victory despite dire Lebanese casualties and infrastructure damage.
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