Thousands of mourners visited the site of former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination following a public memorial allowed for the first time. The memorial took place at the crater left by the Israeli air strike that killed him, which was adorned with Hezbollah flags and illuminated in red. Attendees expressed their sorrow and reverence, chanting Nasrallah’s name and holding candles. The site had been closed to the public until a recent ceasefire with Israel allowed access, prompting emotional tributes to a leader who shaped Hezbollah’s prominence in Lebanon.