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OAN Staff Abril Elfi8:50 AM – Saturday, September 28, 2024 The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has confirmed that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah died…

Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Iranian-backed terrorist organization, was confirmed dead on Saturday following an Israeli airstrike targeting him Friday afternoon in Beirut, Lebanon. The terror group confirmed Nasrallah’s death in a statement claiming that he was a “great martyr” who died “following the treacherous Zionist airstrike on Beirut’s southern suburbs.” Hezbollah has fired more than 8,100 missiles, rockets, and drones at Israel since Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack, displacing tens of thousands of civilians in northern Israel who were forced to evacuate their homes and have not been allowed to return. The Chief of the General Staff for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), LTG Herzi Halevi said, “Nasrallah wanted to destroy Israel—we eliminated him.” “Nasrallah indiscriminately murdered Israeli civilians and aimed to end this war with the destruction of the State of Israel. We made sure that did not occur,” he continued. “We eliminated him, and we will continue to grow stronger. Hezbollah has murdered innocent people worldwide, hiding his weapons under the homes of families, women and children and turning them into human shields. As we have shown, we will not allow such a threat to our citizens!” Halevi said that Israel will continue military operations to ensure that it completely destroys the Hezbollah terrorist organization. Hassan Nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorize the world. pic.twitter.com/gBWxK9FW2F — Israeli Air Force (@IAFsite) September 28, 2024 Joe Truzman, senior research analyst at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD) told The Daily Wire that the elimination of Nasrallah will pose a “significant challenge for Hezbollah” in terms of replacing him and rebuilding an “organization at serious risk of decline.” He said he believes Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will intervene to help Hezbollah stay afloat as it tries to avoid falling apart. “Hezbollah has the arsenal to threaten Israel, and it does not need Iran to respond against Israel on its behalf,” he said.  “The IRGC can provide strategic guidance to Hezbollah in its responses to Israel, which may not necessarily take the form of rocket strikes or direct military action on Israeli territory. Both Hezbollah and the IRGC possess assets globally that enable them to target Israeli interests, creating opportunities for coordinated operations against the Jewish State in various arenas.”

For millions of Americans, game shows have been a part of our lives for as long as we can remember. Wheel Of Fortune and Pat Sajak were in our homes for 41 years. The thought of the show without him seemed impossible. Pat retired from hosting in the summer of 2024 and a lot of people were unsure of what to expect with new host Ryan Seacrest. His daughter, Maggie Sajak was no exception. Wheel Of Fortune Is In Maggie Sajak’s Blood & Now It’s In Ryan Seacrest’s, Too Maggie, 29, told US Weekly she grew up on the set of Wheel Of Fortune, and everyone there is part of her family. She even refers to iconic letter-turner Vanna White as “Aunt Vanna.” When it comes to Ryan Seacrest, Maggie Sajak is impressed. “I’m sure you would assume but he really appreciates the show and knows how important it is,” Maggie said. “You can really tell by how prepared he is and how he treats the contestants and how he treats the whole experience.” Maggie is the official Wheel of Fortune correspondent, a job she began in 2021. She understands the importance of the show for both her family and fan. Maggie feels blessed to be a part of the magic. “It’s such a special show to so many people. And it’s more than just a show, which sounds maybe kinda cheesy, but it really is. I mean, this is bonding among generations. This is the time that families eat dinner together. I mean, it’s really special,” she told US Weekly. “When people have come up to my dad or told me how special the show is to them, it goes beyond just ‘I love that show.’ And to be a part of it now is really meaningful to me.” This story’s featured image is by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for CBS Media Ventures / Sony Pictures Television. The post “Wheel Of Fortune” Star Maggie Sajak Shares Her Thoughts On Ryan Seacrest Replacing Her Dad appeared first on InspireMore.