Rabbi Meir Mazuz, head of the Kisei Rahamim Yeshiva, spoke in his weekly Torah class about the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah , saying that Nasrallah "received his gift." "They persecuted us for an entire year, without rest, from here and from here and from there. And now G-d has paid them back, slowly, slowly. First [Iranian President] Ebrahim Raisi, and now Nasrallah as well, received his 'gift.' G-d is watching over us, and we need not to anger Him." About Raisi's death - which was caused by a helicopter crash due to adverse weather conditions and which was unrelated to Israel - Rabbi Mazuz said, "After Passover, he traveled in a plane, and around him were two planes, one ahead and one behind, and he was, so to speak, 'protected.' Suddenly his plane, in the middle of it, exploded..." Related articles: Leading rabbi: 'Every time we made an agreement - we failed' 'Anyone who harms Israel will fall' 'It is forbidden to live in Europe' 'Pray that Donald Trump wins the election' Regarding Nasrallah, Rabbi Mazuz added, "A while ago - two or three weeks prior - he said: 'What, what, is this nation bragging and bragging about? One day I will launch a missile at them that will reach from Eilat to Metula. I won't leave among them etc. etc. Andnow he received 'his gift'.... He and around three hundred others, who were killed together with him." Concluding his statements, Rabbi Mazuz stressed again: "G-d is watching over us - and we need not to anger Him."
