Unnamed Woman

In the early hours of the morning, people started pouring into the streets.

In the early hours of the morning, people started pouring into the streets.

Heading to the stadium, thousands have gathered from Lebanon, from Beirut, from south of Lebanon, all Hezbollah supporters of the late leader Nasrallah, but also there were many who came from abroad, mainly from Iran and Iraq, in show of support to the late leader, but also in sending a message of defiance that this group will not deter.

Heading to the stadium, thousands have gathered from Lebanon, from Beirut, from south of Lebanon, all Hezbollah supporters of the late leader Nasrallah, but also there were many who came from abroad, mainly from Iran and Iraq, in show of support to the late leader, but also in sending a message of defiance that this group will not deter.

and that it will continue with support for resistance and it will continue with the path that Nasrallah have paved for this group over the past 30 years.

and that it will continue with support for resistance and it will continue with the path that Nasrallah have paved for this group over the past 30 years.

His successor also was assassinated in another airstrike by the Israelis, Hisham Safiuddin. So these are the two figures that were buried today. They were bid farewell from their supporters, but mainly the focus was on the late leader. There were several speeches taking place, but mainly also by the new leader of Hezbollah, who is Naeem Qasem.

His successor also was assassinated in another airstrike by the Israelis, Hisham Safiuddin. So these are the two figures that were buried today. They were bid farewell from their supporters, but mainly the focus was on the late leader. There were several speeches taking place, but mainly also by the new leader of Hezbollah, who is Naeem Qasem.

who gave a televised message from an unknown location, a message of defiance and support, and vowing that resistance will continue and that the group will continue, despite all the blow to its power that they took over the two-month war and the attacks by the Israelis.

who gave a televised message from an unknown location, a message of defiance and support, and vowing that resistance will continue and that the group will continue, despite all the blow to its power that they took over the two-month war and the attacks by the Israelis.

Well, it's clearly the big blow to Hezbollah. Thousands of its supporters first were targeted by the Pager attack, then leadership were killed with its top leader. Weapons have been destroyed. The supply routes from Syria and Iraq were also blocked. And as you rightly said, the change of leadership in Syria...

Well, it's clearly the big blow to Hezbollah. Thousands of its supporters first were targeted by the Pager attack, then leadership were killed with its top leader. Weapons have been destroyed. The supply routes from Syria and Iraq were also blocked. And as you rightly said, the change of leadership in Syria...

that's against Hezbollah, cutting all the supply routes, cutting even the economic routes for them they use to fuel on the Captagon. So that's all a big blow to Hezbollah. And in fact, regional changes is sending clear message that Lebanon should be away from any hostile activities towards Israel and new leadership in Lebanon itself should be away from Hezbollah.

that's against Hezbollah, cutting all the supply routes, cutting even the economic routes for them they use to fuel on the Captagon. So that's all a big blow to Hezbollah. And in fact, regional changes is sending clear message that Lebanon should be away from any hostile activities towards Israel and new leadership in Lebanon itself should be away from Hezbollah.

I visited her when she was shooting The Whales of August, which was her penultimate film. And she sat down and she had a very imperious manner. I mean, the way she could look at you made you feel like you were, well, vermin or something. The thing that I remember is she was smoking like a trooper. She had two cigarettes going on either side of her during the interview. She fumbled for a third one.

I visited her when she was shooting The Whales of August, which was her penultimate film. And she sat down and she had a very imperious manner. I mean, the way she could look at you made you feel like you were, well, vermin or something. The thing that I remember is she was smoking like a trooper. She had two cigarettes going on either side of her during the interview. She fumbled for a third one.

I was very intimidated by her.

I was very intimidated by her.

And I listen to it and I think, oh, Lord, this woman, she was really tough to deal with.

And I listen to it and I think, oh, Lord, this woman, she was really tough to deal with.