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Special Coverage: Hassan Nasrallah Is Dead. What's Next For The Middle East?

2024/9/29
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叙述者:哈桑·纳斯鲁拉的遇刺给中东地区带来了更大的不确定性。伊朗支持真主党,并誓言要为纳斯鲁拉的死报复。在加沙和黎巴嫩的停火谈判均告失败。以色列的最终目标是什么?动荡的中东地区未来将会怎样? Farid Al-Makhloul:在叙利亚北部,人们在纳斯鲁拉的死讯得到证实之前就开始庆祝。叙利亚记者Farid Al-Makhloul在叙利亚反对派控制的伊德利卜省表示,由于纳斯鲁拉支持叙利亚政权,太多人流离失所、丧生、失去亲人。 Haider Salman:伊朗目前不希望与以色列直接开战,但它支持的地区民兵组织可能会采取报复行动。 Kat Lonsdorff:以色列对黎巴嫩南部和贝鲁特南部进行了持续的空袭,造成大量人员伤亡和流离失所。以色列正在为真主党或伊朗的报复做准备,甚至正在考虑对黎巴嫩南部进行地面入侵,以建立缓冲区。尽管海法相对平静,但人们仍在关注事态发展,许多人认为只有以色列对真主党的行动升级才能阻止冲突。 Randa Slim:纳斯鲁拉的死对中东地区具有重大意义,因为他长期领导真主党并与伊朗领导层建立了密切关系。他的去世将对真主党的未来产生重大影响。未来局势取决于伊朗、以色列和真主党三方的决策,以及他们是否愿意寻求停火。地区爆发更大规模战争的可能性取决于各方对风险的承受能力以及美国的行动。 Mohamed Bazi:真主党可能会继续向以色列北部发射火箭弹,但目前还不清楚其是否会采取更广泛的报复行动。评估真主党目前的军事和政治实力非常困难,因为局势仍在不断变化。以色列将黎巴嫩变成另一个加沙的可能性正在增加,以色列正在使用与在加沙相同的残酷战术。真主党此前曾承诺,一旦加沙停火,他们就会停止向以色列北部发射火箭弹。美国可以通过向内塔尼亚胡施压,特别是扣留武器,来阻止冲突扩大。

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News of Hassan Nasrallah's death sparked celebrations in Israel and parts of Syria, while grief and anger erupted among Hezbollah supporters in Lebanon, the West Bank, Iraq, and Yemen. Iran's supreme leader vowed revenge, raising concerns about potential retaliation from Iran-backed militias.
  • Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah assassinated.
  • Mixed reactions across the Middle East.
  • Celebrations in Israel and parts of Syria.
  • Grief and anger in Lebanon, West Bank, Iraq, and Yemen.
  • Iran vows revenge, sparking fears of retaliation.

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Israel's assassination of Hassan Nasrallah — who led Hezbollah for more than 30 years — has been met with mixed reactions in the region. In Israel, there have been celebrations, even as people prepare for the possibility of retaliation. In Ramallah, in the West Bank, streets filled with Palestinians chanting promises to continue resistance against Israel. Nasrallah's death raises questions about who will fill a power void at the top of what the US considers a terrorist organization. For more coverage, and for differing views and analysis of the conflict, go to npr.org/mideastupdates).Want more comprehensive analysis of the most important news of the day, plus a little fun? Subscribe )to the Up First newsletter.**Today's episode of Up First was edited by Denise Couture, Shannan Rhoades, Julia Redpath, Vincent Ni, and James Hider. It was produced by Brent Baughman, Martin Patience, Michael Radcliffe, and Samantha Balaban. Our senior supervising editor is Evie Stone. Engineering support from Neisha Heinis, Arthur Laurent, and Andie Huether. Our technical director is Hannah Gluvna.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices)NPR Privacy Policy)