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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2024 · 56 MIN

Ep 31: What Was Hezbollah?

from Headlines and History · host Jon Molik

Welcome to another episode of Headlines and History with Jon Molik. This week we discuss the most popular topic in the foreign affairs space: Hezbollah. The Islamic Republic of Iran's original proxy, once a major force in the region, has been dealt numerous blows by Israel over the past few weeks in what some consider the most audacious and effective intelligence operations in history. Multiple leaders, to include Hassan Nasrallah, are dead and the organization is reeling. Join me today as we discuss the organization's history, its purpose, and what it might become, if anything, in the future.  Want to support the show?  Visit https://patreon.com/HeadlinesandHistoryPodcast Be sure to visit https://headlinesandhistory.com for more! Email: [email protected]  ------------------------------ Citation: https://www.npr.org/2024/09/26/1201730546/a-history-of-hezbollah-throwback ------------------------------ **I do not speak of the United States Army, the National Guard, or the government in any way. All opinions are my own.**

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