Hezbollah says commander alive after Israeli strike in Beirut
The Lebanese organisation Hezbollah has said one of its commanders Ali Karake, who a source claimed had been the target of an Israeli strike in Beirut on September 23rd, was in fact alive and had moved to safety, according to the Arab News.
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In a statement the movement, backed by Iran, said “commander Ali Karake is well… and has moved to a safe place.”
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