Ali Hashem, an Al Jazeera Correspondent, provides on-the-ground insights into Middle Eastern affairs, while Sami Hermez, an Associate Professor, specializes in contemporary conflicts. They discuss the seismic impact of Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination on Hezbollah and regional stability. The conversation explores the emotional turmoil among supporters, the uncertain leadership future, and the rise of a new generation within Hezbollah. They also tackle the Israel-Palestine conflict and the challenge of simplifying complex political issues for younger audiences.

Zeina Khodr, Imran Khan, and Ali Hashem, all Al Jazeera correspondents, delve into the recent chaos following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. They discuss the urgent humanitarian crisis in Beirut and Hezbollah's struggle to maintain its strength. The conversation also covers Hezbollah's evolution from a militia to a political force and the challenges it faces in choosing a new leader. The emotional fallout among supporters and potential strategies for the future are explored, highlighting the turmoil in the region.

In this intense discussion, Ali Hashem, a correspondent in Beirut, and Cherine Yazbeck, a journalist and photographer, share their experiences of living in a city on the brink of war. They capture the emotional turmoil of residents grappling with evacuation amidst rising tensions. The duo reflects on Lebanon's complex socio-economic landscape, recent escalations in the region, and the haunting scars of past conflicts. Their insights illuminate the struggle between love for their homeland and the fear of impending violence, showcasing the resilience of the Lebanese people.