Hassan Nasrallah, the long-time leader of Hezbollah, has been confirmed killed in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, an event seen as a crucial turning point for the group and the wider region. Reports indicate that the Israeli military employed US-made 2,000-pound bombs in the operation, which has resulted in the deaths of several other senior Hezbollah commanders over the past week, bringing the total to seven high-ranking officials lost. The death of Nasrallah, who led Hezbollah for over two decades, raises questions about the future leadership of the group and the potential for reshaping power dynamics in the Middle East. The assassination has sparked mixed reactions globally, with some seeing it as a 'measure of justice' by Israel, while others, including Russia, condemned the act. As the region braces for potential fallout, analysts are speculating on the next steps for both Hezbollah and Iran, with fears of an escalation in conflict. Meanwhile, political leaders, including President Biden, are engaging in discussions amid concerns about a wider war.