Key members of Hezbollah, Abu Ali Haidar – Updated

1. Naim Qassem – Secretary-General; co-founder and recently appointed leader after Nasrallah’s assassination.


2. Hashem Safieddine – Head of the Executive Council; oversees political and social activities; cousin of Nasrallah.


3. Ibrahim Aqil – Head of Security Unit; senior military strategist on the Jihad Council.


4. Talal Hamiyah – Commander of Unit 910 (External Security Organization); oversees foreign operations.


5. Mustafa Mughniyeh – Senior military leader; responsible for Hezbollah’s military presence in southern Lebanon.


6. Wafiq Safa – Head of Liaison and Coordination Unit; manages intelligence and cooperation with Lebanese authorities.


7. Ali Damush – Deputy Head of the Executive Council; handles internal Hezbollah organization.


8. Sheikh Nabil Qaouk – Head of Southern Lebanon Region; influential in military strategy and governance.


9. Mohammad Raad – Member of the Lebanese Parliament; influential political figure in Hezbollah.


10. Hajj Khalil Harb – Former head of Hezbollah’s special forces; key figure in regional operations.


11. Husayn Al-Khalil – Political advisor to the Secretary-General; involved in policy direction.


12. Fadi Abbas – Commander in Southern Lebanon; coordinates with Hezbollah’s political wing.


13. Ahmad Malli – Intelligence and security operations; key in surveillance and intelligence gathering.


14. Mohammad Qasir – Head of logistics and procurement; manages supply chains for military needs.


15. Abu Hassan Salameh – Senior member of Unit 910; involved in covert operations abroad.


16. Sheikh Ali Daamouche – Senior cleric and Executive Council member; oversees religious matters.


17. Ali Fayad – Member of the Lebanese Parliament; involved in political and military strategy.


18. Amin Sherri – Former MP; manages Hezbollah’s influence in Beirut’s Dahieh area.


19. Ali Hassan Khalil – Key political figure and former minister; liaises with external parties.


20. Sayyid Ibrahim Amin Al-Sayyid – Head of Hezbollah’s Political Council; significant influence in shaping policies and ideology.