I'm David Enders, and this is The Take.

We are coming to you on Sundays with weekly updates as Israel's war in Gaza and Lebanon continues.

Israel killed Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, as it continued its escalation against the group across Lebanon.

Today is Sunday, September 29th. It is day 300,000. as it continued its escalation against the group across Lebanon.

Today is Sunday, September 29th.

It is day 359 of the war in Gaza, where more than 41,586 Palestinians have been killed.

On Saturday, gunfire rang out across Beirut, as Hezbollah announced the death of Hassan

Nasrullah, its leader for more than 30 years.

Nasrullah and an unknown number of others were killed in a series of massive Israeli airstrikes

in Beirut's southern suburbs on Friday.

At least six multi-story apartment buildings were fully leveled.

Airstrikes in the southern suburbs continued throughout the weekend, sending hundreds of

thousands of people in search of shelter.

On Sunday, Al Jazeera Zena Khachadur reported from Martyr's Square in downtown Beirut,

where many people were sleeping in parks or on the street.

Well, there is no doubt.

Hassan Nasrallah is considered, or arguably, the most powerful man in Lebanon, even though he doesn't hold

public office. His supporters are concerned. They are concerned about what happens next. This was a

man who they saw as a father figure, a man who they believed was protecting them and could

protect them. The killing of Hassan Nassar al-Hasbala

Secretary General, late Secretary General, really was a culmination of a series of major

setbacks that the group faced really in the in just in the span of two weeks, the

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