BEIRUT: Hashem Safieddine, with whom contact has been lost after Israeli air strikes, according to a senior Hezbollah source, is the man widely considered the potential successor to the group's assassin

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BEIRUT: Hashem Safieddine, the man widely considered the potential successor to the group's assassinated leader Hassan Nasrallah, has lost contact after Israeli air strikes, according to a senior He

The potential successor to slain Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has been out of contact since Friday, a Lebanese security source said on Saturday, after an Israeli airstrike that is reported to have targeted him.

India Today's Gaurav Sawant reached Haifa, a bustling city in northern Israel, that wears a deserted look as Hezbollah continue to strike Israel, leading to escalation of tensions in the region.

Uncertainty looms over Hezbollah as Hashem Safieddine, the successor to Hassan Nasrallah, remains 'unreachable' after an Israeli airstrike targeted Beirut, raising questions about his fate.

Iran’s Supreme Leader warned his country will strike Israel again “if necessary” as he made a rare public appearance on Friday.

Just three days ago, Hezbollah fired some 100 rockets from southern Lebanon at Haifa Bay and other northern Israeli areas. There is still an uneasy calm in and around the city.