You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. We're recording this at 14 hours GMT on Tuesday the 29th of October.

Hezbollah names a new leader to replace the assassinated Hassan Nasrala.

Meanwhile Israel's accused of killing more than 90 Palestinians in a residential building in

Gaza and Georgia announces a partial recount of its disputed election.

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Hezbollah has a new leader but he may already have fled Lebanon.

The group's previous chief Hassan Nasrula was assassinated in a huge Israeli

airstrike in the Lebanese capital Beirut last month.

A few days later his likely successor was also killed.

In fact, the new man in charge, Naim Khasem,

is one of the few Hezbollah leaders to have survived Israel's

decapitation campaign.

His current location is unknown with reports suggesting he may be in Iran. His appointment came a short while after Israel

released footage of its ground offensive inside Lebanon. Israeli tanks and ground troops operating in the south of Lebanon, but the most devastating

Israeli attacks have come from the air. Lebanon's health ministry says 60 people were killed,

including two children, in an overnight

air strike in the eastern Bakar Valley.

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