***Updated as of 3 Sep 25***

To examine the results of the 2023-2024 Israeli-Gaza War, the 2024 IDF invasion into Lebanon (Operation Northern Arrows), and the continuous conflict between Hezbollah and Israel since Oct 7, 2023, a new comprehensive count of Hezbollah leadership casualties will be maintained, with focus on the military and political infrastructure of the militant organization. This page also references important Iranian military killed in the campaign as well.

The July 2024 killing of Hezbollah military advisor Fuad Shakur in Beirut, precipitated the question of how Israel’s mostly defensive war against Hezbollah has thus far progressed since the October 7 Hamas attacks, and the commencement of a new phase in the war in which the Israelis began to efficiently, precisely, and lethally target Hezbollah leadership. By the time of the particularly intense September 20, 2024 bombardment, which preceded multiple further assassinations and the actual ground war, Hezbollah had acknowledged the deaths of 483 of its militant members. By the end of the month and the IDF incursion into Lebanon, Hezbollah had acknowledged 521 deaths. These were mostly in defensive strikes, wherein the IDF was responding to rocket attacks and attempted incursions. From late September onward, the IDF went purely on the offensive. After this point, Hezbollah refrained from announcing deaths. The most intense of the fighting lasted from late September and the IDF invasion of Oct 1 through to the ceasefire agreement reached on November 27, 2024. During this time, the IDF effectively dismantled the senior leadership of Hezbollah.

Hezbollah border forces have thus far killed numerous Israeli Defense Force soldiers, due primarily at first to rocket and drone fire, and then to actual ground combat upon the invasion. For IDF casualties please see Operation Swords of Iron, as these instances in northern Israel and southern Lebanon have been combined with casualties from the Gaza War for a simpler listing – https://chroniclesinzealotry.com/2024/02/29/swords-of-iron-idf-casualty-counts/.

HEZBOLLAH POLITICAL AND MILITARY LEADERSHIP

HASSAN NASRALLAH – Secretary-General and Leader of Hezbollah since 1992

• IBRAHIM HUSSAIN JAZINI – Commander of Nasrallah’s Security Detachment
• SAMIR TAWFIQ DIB – Senior Advisor and confidant

HEZBOLLAH SHURA COUNCIL:

• HASSAN NASRALLAH – Secretary-General
  • WAFIQ SAFA – Aide to Nasrallah and Chairs the Coordination and Liaison unit himself, responsible for coordinating with international and Lebanese security agencies
• NAIM QASIM – Deputy Secretary-General
• HASHEM SAFIALDIN – Chairs Executive Council, which oversees civilian affairs
  • NABIL QAOUK – Deputy of Executive Council
  • ALI DAMUSH – Chairs the Foreign Relations portion of the Executive Council
• MOHAMED YAZBEK – Chairs Judicial Council
• IBRAHIM AMIN AL-SAID – Chairs Political Council
• MOHAMED HASSAN RAAD – Chairs Parliamentary Council, for Hezbollah members of Lebanese Parliament
• JIHAD COUNCIL, Also subordinate to Shura Council, acts as the Military leadership of Hezbollah (presumably FUAD SHAKUR, IBRAHIM AQIL or both sat on the Shura as well representing military concerns, especially given that SHAKUR was described as Nasrallah’s senior most military advisor)
• BRIGADIER GENERAL MOHAMED REZA ZAHEDI, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-QUDS FORCE Commander for Lebanon and Syria, the only Iranian on the council, and the primary liaison between Iran and Hezbollah
  • BRIGADIER GENERAL MOHAMED REZA FALLAHZADEH, IRGC-QF Deputy commander for Lebanon and Syria, deputy commander of the entire IRGC-QF after the natural death of Mohamed Hijazi, and eventual Iranian appointed overseer of Hezbollah
  • BRIGADIER GENERAL ABBAS NILFOROUSHAN, the Deputy of Operations for the IRGC, eventual liaison between Iran and Hezbollah

• As mentioned, within the auspices of the Shura Council is the nefarious and infamous JIHAD COUNCIL, which functions as the military leadership apparatus of Hezbollah. While they are essentially a paramilitary network, their workings with the actual political and parliament functions of Hezbollah combined with the technological advancement and foreign support and funding for their operations, provide the militant components of the organization the designation as an actual military.

JIHAD COUNCIL MEMBERS:

HASSAN NASRALLAH – (Secretary-General)

• *HASHEM SAFIALDIN – Chair of Executive Council for civilian political matters, advisor to Nasrallah
• *IBRAHIM AQIL – overall commander of military (with focus on Radwan special forces)
• *FUAD SHAKUR – senior most military advisor to Nasrallah
• *TALAL HAMIYA – commander of external operations (foreign terrorism)
• KHUDER YUSEF NADIR – commander of internal security
• *ALI KARAKI – commander of Southern Front (Regional Command bordering Israel)
• *MOHAMED HAIDAR – former Lebanese Parliament member, political advisor to Nasrallah
  • * Those indicated were designated as terrorists by US Department of State
  • SUHAIL HUSSAIN AL-HUSSAINI, commander of the Headquarters Unit, described by some sources as an additional member of the Jihad Council, although he may have been a replacement
  • WAFIQ SAFA, responsible for coordination and liaison with international security agencies, listed by some sources as a member of the Jihad Council, although he may have been a replacement

ELITE MILITARY UNITS – RADWAN UNIT (FORCE) – a fully functional military unit with included logistical and support units, comprised of elite forces with the ambition of invading and conquering portions of Israel, specifically Galilee. Named for HAJI RADWAN, the nom de guerre of the deceased IMAD MUGNIYAH.

• Commanded by WISSAM HASSAN AL-TAWIL, and later HAITHAM ALI TABATABAI, under the overall purview of IBRAHIM AQIL
  • MUSTAFA AHMED SHAHADI, deputy commander, and responsible for Radwan forces in Syria from 2012-2017

REGIONAL MILITARY UNITS – SOUTHERN LEBANON COMMAND – the Southern Front bordering Israel, Commanded by ALI KARAKI

• First Line of Defense NASIR UNIT – Western territory between Israeli border and Litani River, Commanded by TALIB SAMI ABDULLAH
• First Line of Defense AZIZ UNIT – Eastern territory between Israeli border and Beqaa Valley, Commanded by MOHAMED NIMAAH NASIR
• Second Line of Defense BADR UNIT – Between Litani River and Sidon, Commanded by ALI REDA ABBAS

REGIONAL MILITARY UNITS – BEIRUT and BEQAA VALLEY

• DAHIYA UNIT – Responsible for Beirut
• HAIDAR UNIT – Responsible for the Beqaa Valley

REGIONAL MILITARY UNITS – SOUTHERN SYRIA COMMAND – primarily the purview of HAITHAM ALI TABATABAI – also described by the US Department of State Rewards for Justice program as commanding Hezbollah forces in Yemen with the Houthis as well

• SOUTHERN COMMAND UNIT – Responsible for working with Syrian military and operating as an armed force to assist Syrian government – Commanded by MUNIR ALI NAIM SHAITO
• GOLANI FILE UNIT – Responsible for militant and terrorist activity along the border with Israel and the Golan Heights – Commanded by ALI MUSA ABBAS DAQDUQ, who was implicated in the slayings of five American soldiers in Karbala, Iraq during 2007
  • MUSTAFA MUGNIYAH, the nephew of former and deceased military and operations commander Imad Mugniyah, said to be the commander of operations in the Golan Heights, a once disputed area between Israel and Syria, now a portion of Israel
• IMAM HUSSAIN DIVISION – Iranian supported militia operating in conjunction with Hezbollah, comprised of foreign element fighters, previously having operated out of Syria and Iraq, it currently operates out of Lebanon within the Hezbollah southern command – Commanded by DHALFIQAR HINAWI.

REGIONAL MILITARY UNITS – IRAQ COMMAND – commanded by MOHAMED JAAFAR KAWTHARANI as a political leader of the disparate Shiite militias and factions within Iraq

SPECIALTY UNITS:

• UNIT 900 – Counterespionage, counterintelligence, and internal security – Commanded by KHUDER YUSEF NADIR of the JIHAD COUNCIL
• UNIT 127 – Aerial Array (drones, missiles, etc) – Commanded by MOHAMED HUSSAIN SUROUR
• UNIT 4400 – Responsible for surreptitiously delivering weapons from Iran to proxies in various regions – Commanded by MOHAMED JAAFAR QASIR, known as HAJJ FADI – This individual is described by the US Department of State Rewards for Justice Program as Mohamed Jaafar Qasir, whom they describe as the commander of Unit 108, which works with the IRGC-QUDS FORCE to transfer weapons and technology from Syria to Lebanon. Oil sales from the IRGC-QF, with proceeds funding Hezbollah, are coordinated by this Unit under Qasir’s nephew, ALI QASIR
  • RAZI MOUSAVI, commander of IRGC – QUDS FORCE Unit 2250, which coordinated to transfer weapons and supplies from Iran to Lebanese Hezbollah via Syria
• UNIT 108 – Likely synonymous with Unit 4400 above, or more specifically as described, transferring weapons and technology from Iran to Hezbollah, often via the illegal sale of Iranian oil to garner proper funding
• MISSILE UNIT – Responsible for missile operations and attacks – Commanded by IBRAHIM QUBAISI (who previously commanded the Badr Unit)
• UNIT 133 – Responsible for operations inside Israel to include terrorism, smuggling, espionage, drug distribution, etc – Commanded either by HAJI KHALIL HARB, known as ABU MUSTAFA, who allegedly took over in 2021 and was previously responsible for UNIT 1800 (a dismantled version of the same, a unit designed to recruit Palestinians to conduct attacks within Israel) and UNIT 3800, or MOHAMED ATAYAH, his deputy within UNIT 1800.
  • JAWAD NASRALLAH, responsible for recruiting operatives for potential attacks within the West Bank
• Unnamed TARGETING UNIT – Responsible for selecting targets within Israel for missile strikes, probably subordinate to Intelligence Apparatus – Commanded by HASSAN KHALIL YASIN
• UNIT 910 – Responsible for foreign operations and terrorism abroad – Commanded by TALAL HOSNI HAMIYA, known as ABU JAAFAR
  • SALMAN RAUF SALMAN, responsible for operations in the Western Hemisphere
• UNIT 3800 – Responsible for support, training, and advice to militias abroad, including Houthis in Yemen and others within Iraq and Syria – Commanded previously by HAJJ KHALIL HARB, who was appointed in 2012 coinciding with the eventual rise of the Houthis
• UNIT 3900 – Joint unit with the IRGC-Quds Force (the Palestinian branch thereof under MOHAMED SAID IZADI), responsible for coordination with, support for, and financing Palestinian terror operatives in targeting and attacking Israeli citizens, interests, and infrastructure globally but with a particular focus on the West Bank – Commanded by IZADI and HASSAN ALI MAHMUD BADIR
• UNIT 1600 – Responsible for the production of chemicals, explosives, missiles, drugs, etc – Commanded by unknown
• UNIT 3300 – Responsible for acquiring support from other militias within Lebanon – Commanded by unknown
• UNIT 133 – Responsible for carrying out assassinations in Israel – Commanded by unknown
• UNIT 121 – Responsible also for carrying out assassinations elsewhere, including Lebanon – unknown commander, but described by the US State Department as answering to the senior operative, involved in the Lebanese PM Rafiq Hariri assassination, SALIM JAMIL AYYASH
• UNIT 200 – Responsible for Intelligence – Commanded by HUSSAIN ALI HAZZIMA
• HEADQUARTERS UNIT – Responsible for logistics – Commanded by SUHAIL HUSSAIN AL-HUSSAINI
• ARMORED UNIT
• NAVAL UNIT
• AIR DEFENSE UNIT
• COMMUNICATIONS UNIT – Commanded by MOHAMED RASHID SAKAFI since 2000
• EW UNIT
• COMBAT INFORMATION UNIT

LOGISTICAL UNITS:

• According to Israeli intelligence and researchers, Hezbollah maintains logistical and support units pertaining to TRAINING, DOCTRINE, OPERATIONS, and basic LOGISTICS (probably synonymous with HQ Unit listed above)
• FINANCIERS and FRONT OPERATORS – Front companies, property holdings, and financial transfers overseen by a variety of Hezbollah operatives to include: ADHAM HUSSAIN TABAJA, MOHAMED IBRAHIM BAZZI, ALI YUSEF CHARARA, and MOHAMED QASIM AL-BAZZAL

DESIGNATED AS TERRORISTS BY THE US DEPARTMENT OF STATE UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 13224:

• FUAD SHAKUR – SEP 10, 2019 – $5 Million offer from US Department of State Rewards for Justice
• IBRAHIM AQIL – SEP 10, 2019 – $7 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• ALI KARAKI – SEP 10, 2019
• MOHAMED HAIDAR – SEP 10, 2019
• HUSSAIN ALI HAZZIMA – JUL 2, 2019
• JAWAD NASRALLAH – NOV 13, 2018
• HASHEM SAFIALDIN – MAY 19, 2017
• ALI DAMUSH – JAN 9, 2017
• MUSTAFA MUGNIYAH – JAN 9, 2017
• HAITHAM ALI TABATABAI – OCT 20, 2016 – $5 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• SALIM JAMIL AYYASH – $10 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• MOHAMED JAAFAR KAWTHARANI – $10 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• MOHAMED JAAFAR QASIR – $10 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• ALI QASIR – $10 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• ADHAM HUSSAIN TABAJA; MOHAMED IBRAHIM BAZZI; ALI YUSEF CHARARA; MOHAMED QASIM AL-BAZZAL – $10 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• SALMAN RAUF SALMAN – $7 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• TALAL HAMIYAH – $7 Million offer from Rewards for Justice
• KHALIL YUSEF HARB – $5 Million offer from Rewards for Justice

HEZBOLLAH officials killed since commencement of Gaza War and the later Operation Northern Arrows

HEZBOLLAH Officials, commanders, and operatives killed by IDF action (most recent listed first):

• ABDULMUNIM MUSA SWEIDAN, known as Osama, a field commander in Yatir, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Sep 3 (2025)
• RIDHA ALI ZUREIK, known as Hajji Hadi, an operative killed in a drone strike on a structure in Sidon, southern Lebanon – Sep 3 (2025)
• IBRAHIM ALI TUBI, known as Sajid, an operative killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 31 (2025)
• AHMED NAIM MAATUQ, a staff officer of the Radwan Force, wounded in the prior pager operation of 2024, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Sir al-Gharbiyah, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 29 (2025)
• HUSSEIN AHMED BADDAH, known as Ammar, an operative implicated in reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 25 (2025)
• MOHAMED HUSSEIN QASIM, known as Jihad, responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in an airstrike against a structure in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 22 (2025)
• SALIM SALMAN AL-KHATIB, an operative killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 21 (2025)
• HADI ALI KHANAFER, known as Sajid, an operative killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 9 (2025)
• MOHAMED HAMZA SHEHADI, known as Badr, the intelligence officer of the Radwan Force, implicated in reestablishing the elite force, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Zahrani, southern Lebanon – Aug 8 (2025)
• ALAA HANI HAIDAR, known as Zain, an operative and chemist trained in Iran, killed in an airstrike in Baalbek, Baalbeck-Hermel, northern Lebanon – Aug 7 (2025)
• ISMAIL HASSAN DIAB, a commander in the Mahdi Scouts youth movement, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle, which also killed a child member of the Scouts, in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 6 (2025)
• HUSAM QASIM GHORAB, commander of Unit 1900, implicated in directing cells based in Syria for attacks on the Golan Heights, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Baalbek, Baalbek-Hermel, northern Lebanon – Aug 5 (2025)
• ALI SULAIMAN ABU ABBAS, known as Sajid, an operative implicated in reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Aug 4 (2025)
• HASSAN SHARIF GHAMLOUSH, ALI MOHAMED HAMUD, NASIF AL-ABED BAHJAT, and HASSAN MOHAMED AL-HERSHI, four operatives killed in a series of airstrikes across several paramilitary positions in Beqaa and southern Lebanon – Jul 31 (2025)
• HAITHAM MOHAMED IDRIS, known as Abdulrasul, an artillery field commander, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 28 (2025)
• ALI MOHAMED AL-ALI, known as Abu Ali, an operative killed in a drone strike on a residence in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jul 26 (2025)
• MOHAMED HAIDAR ABUD, known as Fallah, an operative killed in a drone strike on a residence in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jul 26 (2025)
• ALI ABDULQADIR ISMAIL, known as Kayan, a field commander and staff officer of forces in Bint Jubail, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jul 26 (2025)
• ALI MOHAMED HASSAN QUSAN, known as Sadiq, an operative responsible for recruitment and rejuvenating personnel numbers in Bint Jubail, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 25 (2025)
• MUSTAFA MOHAMED HARIS, known as Abu Ali, an operative killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 24 (2025)
• MOHAMED FADI SHAITO, known as Muntizar, an operative killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 21 (2025)
• AHMED MOHAMED SALEH, known as Gharib, an operative killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 19 (2025)
• MOHAMED ABDULLAH AL-HADI, known as Karbala, a Radwan Force operative implicated in reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 19 (2025)
• JAFAR ISMAIL HIJAZI, known as Abu Mohamed, an operative killed along with his wife in a drone strike in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 17 (2025)
• ALI FAWZI ATWI, known as Abu Fadhil, an operative implicated in efforts to reestablish paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike on a cargo truck in Naqura, southern Lebanon – Jul 17 (2025)
• HASSAN AHMED SABRA, known as Abu Hassan, a commander in the Radwan naval forces, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 17 (2025)
• HUSSEIN AHMED KENAN (known as Mujtaba), DURAID NAIF AL-ATTAR (known as Malik), RIYADH NASIB HAIDAR AHMED (known as Abu Zunaib), MAJID ABDULLAH AL-HAJ HUSSEIN (known as Raji), MOHAMED ABBAS AL-KHATIB (known as Muntizar), all operatives killed in an airstrike on a Radwan Force weapons facility and gathering that included purported Syrian militants as well in Baalbek, Baalbek-Hermel, northern Lebanon – Jul 15 (2025)
• WISSAM MUSA MUSA, known as Abu Fadhil, an operative killed in a drone strike on a residence in Marjayun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 12 (2025)
• MOHAMED HASSAN SHUAIB, a retired Lebanese military officer, implicated plotting attacks and in smuggling weaponry from Iran to militants inside Israel and Palestine, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 11 (2025)
• MOHAMED JAMAL MURAD, known as Thair, commander of the Coastal Sector artillery, implicated in attacks against northern Israel and in reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jul 10 (2025)
• HUSSEIN ALI MUZHIR, a field commander for the BADR UNIT, Zahrani sector, killed in an airstrike in Sidon, southern Lebanon – Jul 8 (2025)
• HADI RAMI MUSTAFA, known as Rawad, an operative killed in a drone strike in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 7 (2025)
• ALI ABDULHASSAN HAIDAR, known as Abu Turab, an operative killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jul 7 (2025)
• HAITHAM ISMAIL MUSTAFA, known as Abu Zahra, an operative of the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in near Bin Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jul 5 (2025)
• QASIM SALEH AL-HUSSAINI, an alleged facilitator for weapons and financial transfers, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Mount Lebanon, central Lebanon – Jul 3 (2025)
• ABBAS AL-HASSAN WAHABI, an intelligence commander in the Radwan Force, responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure and the transfer of weaponry, and one of his men ABBAS MOHAMED NIMAH, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Mahruna, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jun 28 (2025)
• HASSAN MOHAMED HAMOUDI JUMA, known as Fadhil, commander of the anti-tank unit in the Bint Jubail Sector, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Kounine, southern Lebanon – Jun 28 (2025)
• ALI HUSSAIN ABBAS BASHIR, known as Himat, a reconnaissance operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 26 (2025)
• ALI MOHAMED QARUT, known as Thair, a field commander in the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike on a bulldozer in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 26 (2025)
• HAITHAM ABDULLAH AL-BAKRI, the operator of al-Sadiq currency exchange, implicated in transferring and storing funds between the IRGC-Quds Force and Hezbollah, killed in an airstrike in Kfar Dajal, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 24 (2025)
• MOHAMED SAID IZADI, known as Hajj Ramadan, Iranian Commander of the Palestinian Division of the IRGC-Quds Force, and in close coordination with Hezbollah Unit 3900, killed in an airstrike on his apartment in Qom, Iran – Jun 21 (2025)
• MOHAMED KHADR AL-HUSSAINI, known as Said Khathim, a field commander of fire systems in the Litani Sector, implicated in fire against northern Israel, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jun 20 (2025)
• HUSSAIN ALI DHAHIR, known as Kaffah, an operative, killed in a drone strike against a motorcycle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 20 (2025)
• AHMED GHAZI ALI, known as Noorudin, an operative responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in an airstrike against his vehicle in Houla, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 18 (2025)
• MOHAMED AHMED KHRAIS, known as Abu Ali Shahid, an anti-tank commander in Shebaa Farms, implicated in continued fire against Israel, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 18 (2025)
• YASIN ABDULMUNIM IZZALDIN, field commander of rocket artillery array in the Litani Sector, responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, implicted in attacks against northern Israel, killed in a drone strike in Barish, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Jun 18 (2025)
• MOHAMED ABDULSALAM NASRALLAH, known as Siraj, an operative killed in a drone strike in Qaddum, Houla, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 16 (2025)
• IBRAHIM ALI MALIK, known as Ali al-Karrar, an operative of the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle at a residence in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 11 (2025)
• ALI SHAFIQ QANSO, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle along the Shahabiyah-Kfar Dounin Road, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 8 (2025)
• MOHAMED ALI SUROUR, known as Kayyan, an artillery field commander, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 1 (2025)
• AHMED MOHAMED QATEBI, known as Abu Ali, a field commander in the anti-tank array, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Arnoun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Jun 1 (2025)
• MOHAMED ALI JAMUL, known as al-Said Abu Saleh, commander of the aerial array in the Shafiq Sector, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Deir al-Zahrani, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 31 (2025)
• NABIL MOHAMED BALAGHI, a commander of the Yater complex, implicated in attacks on northern Israel and the attempting rebuild of paramilitary infrastructure, killed in an airstrike on a motorcycle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 27 (2025)
• ABDULLAH QASIM ZAINADDIN, known as Abu Malik, an operative in the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Majdal Zoun, Tyre, southern Lebanon – May 25 (2025)
• HAIDAR MOHAMED FAQIH, known as Thair Ali, an operative in the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in Rab al-Thalathine-Markaba, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 22 (2025)
• MOHAMED IBRAHIM HAIDAR, known as Sadiq, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcyle in Aitaroun, Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 21 (2025)
• ALI HUSSAIN ABDULLATIF SWEIDAN, known as Noor, a field commander in the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on an excavator in Yater, Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 21 (2025)
• HUSSAIN NAZEH BERJI, known as Abu Ali, an engineer in weapons production and maintenance, particularly surface-to-surface missiles, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Tyre, southern Lebanon – May 21 (2025)
• ISSA HASSAN QUTAISH, known as Hussaini, an operative of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in Houla, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 19 (2025)
• MAHDI AHMED AL-TAMIR, known as Sajid, a commander in the Shafiq Sector, responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Saida district, southern Lebanon – May 17 (2025)
• MOHAMED ALI MARUNI, – known as Ammar, an operative, killed in an airstrike on a bulldozer near Arnoun, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 15 (2025)
• HUSSAIN NIMAH MELHEM, known as Shamran, a commander of the Qabrikha complex, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Qaqaiyat al-Jisr, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 14 (2025)
• MUSA ALI ABOUD, known as Abu al-Fadl, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcyle in Houla, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 13 (2025)
• BASSAM ALI ASSAF and ALI MOHAMED SHEHOUR, both operatives killed during a flurry of airstrikes against an underground Hezbollah fire and defense positions, to include personnel, weapons, and tunnels in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 8 (2025)
• ADNAN MOHAMED SADIQ HARB, known as al-Hajj Abu Hassan, a logistical commander of the BADR UNIT, responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure and weaponry transfer, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 6 (2025)
• OSAMA BAHIJ FARHAT, known as Haidar, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Mais al-Jabal, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon- May 1 (2025)
• IZZAT AL-ABED QAROUT, known as Adel, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a scrap truck in Mais al-Jabal, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – May 1 (2025)
• AMIR HATEM ABDULILAL, known as Abu Ahmed, an operative responsible for reestablishing paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike on a farm in Halta, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 27 (2025)
• MOHAMED ABDULNABI RIHANI, known as Mohamed Ali, an operative, killed in a drone strike on Kfar Kela, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 23 (2025)
• ALI KAYED HASHEM, known as Baqir, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle and truck in Haniyah, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Apr 22 (2025)
• ALI BASHIR AYUB, known as Hamza, an operative and engineer of the Adaisseh Outpost, killed in an airstrike on a modular compound in Houla, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 21 (2025)
• HASSAN ALI NASIR, deputy commander of Unit 4400, implicated in laboring with Iran to reestablish paramilitary infrastructure, killed in a drone strike in Saida district, southern Lebanon – Apr 20 (2025)
• KHALIL ALI QASIM, known as Amir, an operative involved in the transport of personnel and weaponry, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 18 (2025)
• MOHAMED RIYADH ABDULLAH, an operative related to the below communications facilitator, killed in the same airstrike on a vehicle in Sidon, southern Lebanon – Apr 18 (2025)
• MOHAMED JAAFAR MANA ASSAD ABDULLAH, a communications commander and facilitator, responsible for established telecommunications devices south of the Litani River in breach of the ceasefire, killed in an airstrike on a vehcile in Sidon, southern Lebanon – Apr 18 (2025)
• ALI ABDULNABI HIJAZI, known as Karrar, deputy commander of the Muhaibib outpost, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Aitaroun, Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 17 (2025)
• ALI MOHAMED ABBAS, known as Abu Hawra, an operative, killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Hanine, Bint Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 16 (2025)
• HUSSAIN ABDULRAHIM YUNIS, known as Abu Ali Malik, an operative in he Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 16 (2025)
• GHASSAN MOHAMED HUSSAIN DHIB, known as al-Hajj Samir Hasun, an operative, succumbed to wounds received during the Sep 17, 2024 pager attacks – Apr 15 (2025)
• ALI NAJIB BAYDOUN, known as Wala, a special operations cell commander, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Aitaroun, Bin Jubail, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Apr 15 (2025)
• SADIQ AL-SAID SHARIF HASHEM, a leader in the Hezbollah youth recruitment unit known as the Mahdi Scouts, killed in a drone strike in southern Lebanon – Apr 9 (2025)
• MOHAMED ADNAN MANSUR, a field commander of artillery in Taybeh, Nabatiyah, implicated in rocket attacks against northern Israel during the war, killed in drone strike against his motorcycle in vicinity of his shop in Taybeh, southern Lebanon – Apr 7 (2025)
• ADNAN FADL BAZIEH, known as Abbas, an operative, killed in an airstrike on an excavator and engineering vehicles in Zibqine, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Apr 6 (2025) – Apr 6 (2025)
• ALI HASSAN SALIBI, known as Jabir, an operative, killed in an airstrike on an excavator and engineering vehicles in Zibqine, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Apr 6 (2025)
• HASSAN ALI MAHMUD BADIR, a senior operative in and deputy commander of UNIT 3900, implicated in imminent plots against Israeli interests, and his son ALI HASSAN BADIR, another UNIT 3900 operative, both killed in an airstrike on the upper floors of a building in Dahiya, Beirut – Apr 1 (2025)
• HUSSAIN ALI HALAL, FAWZAT NURADDIN, and MOHAMED SULTAN, minor operatives, killed by cross-border artillery fire while transferring weaponry in Yohmor, Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Mar (2025)
• AHMED ADNAN BIJAIJAH, a battalion commander of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle near Marub, Tyre, southern Lebanon – Mar 27 (2025)
• HASSAN KAMAL HALAWI, known as Osama, the commander of the anti-tank units in the Southern Front, implicated in attacks on northern Israel and the smuggling of personnel and weaponry into Lebanon, killed in a drone strike against a vehicle in a village near Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Mar 25 (2025)
• HASSAN NIMAT Al-ZAIN, operative of indeterminant rank, killed in a drone strike against his vehicle in Ayta ash-Shaab, hours after his cafe was destroyed in an airstrike in Ayta ash-Shaab, southern lebanon – Mar 23 (2025)
• RADWAN SALIM AWADA, an operational commander, killed in a drone strike against a residential building in Tyre, southern Lebanon, the first in the city since the ceasefire commenced – Mar 22 (2025)
• ALI REZA MOHAMED SALOUM (known as Zulfiqar) and MOAMED IBRAHIM SHUQAIR (known as Jafar), two fighters of indeterminant rank, killed in an airstrike, a response to rocket fire into northern Israel, on the village of Touline – March 22 (2025)
• KHADR SAID HASHEM, the commander of naval units within the Radwan Force, known for maritime smuggling of weapons, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Qana village, in the vicinity of Tyre, the latest strike since the Nov 27 ceasefire – Mar 4 (2025)
• MOHMED MAHDI ALI SHAHIN, a senior operative involved in weapons procurement, purchase, smugling, and distribution (may have been involved with Unit 4400) in the Beqaa Valley, killed in a drone strike in the Hermal district, northern Lebanon – Feb 27 (2025)
• MAHRAN NASREDDINE, a prominent component of Unit 4400, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Hermel, the latest strike since the Nov 27 ceasefire – Feb 26 (2025)
• ABBAS HAIDAR, a field commander killed in his home with family, when explosives he was manufacturing detonated in Tair Harfa, near Tyre, southern Lebanon – Feb 7 (2025)
• By January 14, the IDF reported that airstrikes during the ceasefire had killed approximately 49 Hezbollah militants, and on January 26 the ceasefire is extended another 33 days, but without IDF withdrawal from southern Lebanon
• SALMAN NIMR JUMA, the emissary to the Syrian military, formerly an intelligence operative and Damascus operations commander, killed in an airstrike in Damascus, Syria – Dec 3 (2024)
• Estimates from the IDF and Lebanese sources assert that between 3,000 – 4,000 Hezbollah militants were slain in the bombing campaigns and incursion into southern Lebanon.
• MOHAMED HAIDAR, of the Jihad Council, political advisor of Hezbollah leadership, described at this time also as the recent chief of staff equivalent, and the commander of forces in northern Lebanon to include missiles, targeted in an airstrike against a compound in al-Basta in central Beirut, fate unconfirmed but believed to have survived – Nov 23 (2024)
• ALI MUSA ABBAS DAQDUQ, Commander of the Golani File Unit in Syria, who was implicated in the slayings of five American soldiers in Karbala, Iraq during 2007, recently promoted to deputy commander of the Radwan Force, killed in a recent airstrike against an unspecified target in Syria – date unknown (However, the IDF conducted a series of three significant strikes against Iranian proxy forces in Palmyra, Syria on Nov 20 (2024), killing 61 Syrian militants, 27 Iraqi al-Nujaba fighters from the Hashd al-Shaabi, and 4 Hezbollah; alternate reporting asserts that Daqduq may have been tarted in the same strike as Salim Ayyash – Nov 10 2024)
• ALI TAWFIQ DWAIQ, the presumed new commander of the Missile Unit, having assumed the role in September 2024 after the assassination of his predecessor, responsible for Medium Range missiles, implicated in approximately 300 launches into central Israel, killed in an airstrike on Jouz, near Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Nov 19 (2024)
• MOHAMED AFIF, the spokesman and commander of media operations, killed in an airstrike on the Lebanese Baath Party Headquarters in the heavily populated Ras al-Naba district of Beirut – Nov 17 (2024)
• HAJJ ALI YUSEF SALEH, a field commander for the Ghajar district, killed in one of two airstrikes in southern Lebanon – Nov 13 (2024)
• AYMAN MOHAMED NABULISI, a field commander for the Tebnit district, killed in one of two airstrikes in southern Lebanon – Nov 13 (2024)
• OMRAN AL-MUGHASSIL, a Saudi dentist based in Dahiya, known as Omran Karim, believed to the son of Ahmed Ibrahim al-Mughassil (wanted for commanding the cell that perpetrated the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing against US Air Force personnel in Saudi Arabia), killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon (first Saudi militant associate believed slain in the campaign) – Nov 12 (2024)
• MOHAMED MUSA SALEH, a field commander for the Khiam district, killed in one of two airstrikes in southern Lebanon – Nov 13 (2024)
• SALIM JAMIL AYYASH, senior operative of Unit 121, responsible for the 2005 assassination of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, killed in an airstrike in Qusayr, Syria – Nov 10 (2024)
• RIYADH REDA GHAZAWI, an anti-tank commander in Sultaniyah, of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in Sultaniyah, southern Lebanon – Nov 4 (2024)
• FARUQ AMIN AL-ASHI, a field commander for the Khiam district, responsible for rocket attacks in portions of Galilee, killed in an drone strike in southern Lebanon – Nov 3 (2024)
• YUSEF AHMED NUN, a company commander in the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Nov 3 (2024)
• ALI ABU REDA, a field commander for the Baraachit district, responsible for rocket and anti-tank missile fire into northern Israel, but does not appear to be ALI REDA ABBAS (current Radwan Force commander) though they share an alias, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Nov 3 (2024)
• ALI BARAKAT, an operative of Unit 127, with a decade of experience with drone and missile production and planning attacks, killed in an airstrike on southern Lebanon – Nov 3 (2024)
• JAAFAR KHADER FAUR, the commander of the artillery and rockets array in the Nasr Unit, implicated in commencing Hezbollah fire on northern Israel in the aftermath of the Oct 7 attacks as well as the Majdal Shams attack, killed in an airstrike 0n Jouaiya, in southern Lebanon – Nov 2 (2024)
• IMAD AMHAZ, reportedly a senior naval commander, captured in a commando raid in northern Lebanon – Nov 1 (2024)
• MEIN MUSA IZZALDIN, field commander of the coastal district, killed in an airstrike near Tyre, Lebanon – Nov 1 (2024)
• HASSAN MAJID DIAB, field commander of artillery in the coastal district, killed in an airstrike near Tyre, Lebanon – Nov 1 (2024)
• MOHAMED KHALIL ALIYAN, field commander in the Nasr Unit, responsible for anti-tank fire in the Hajir sector, killing in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 31 (2024)
• MUSTAFA AHMED SHAHADI, deputy commander of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Oct 30 (2024)
• AHMED JAAFAR MAATUK, field commander for the Radwan Force in the Bint Jubail district, also wounded the previous week in a strike, killed in a separate airstrike in southern Lebanon (his successor and an artillery commander in Bint Jubail were supposedly killed the following day) – Oct 25 (2024)
• ABBAS ADNAN MUSALLAM, field commander for the Radwan Force in the Aitaroun district, responsible for multiple rocket launches into northern Israel, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 25 (2024)
• KHALIL MOHAMED AMHAZ, field commander in Unit 127 for the Hermel district, responsible for multiple drone strikes against northern Israel, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 22 (2024)
• As of Oct 21, 2024, the IDF assessed that SEVEN Brigade Commanders, TWENTY-ONE Battalion Commanders, and TWENTY-FOUR Company Commanders for Hezbollah had been eliminated during the incursion.
• ALI HASSAN GHARIB, new commander of UNIT 4400, the successor to Mohamed Jaafar Qasir, responsible for transferring Iranian oil to Syria and selling in Lebanon in order to raise funding for Hezbollah, killed in a drone strike in Damascus, Syria, against a vehicle after a memorial for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar – Oct 21 (2024)
• NASIR ABDULAZIZ RASHID, deputy field commander for the Bint Jubail district, having assumed the commanding role after the wounding of his commander Ahmad Maatuk; killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 19 (2024)
• MOHAMED HUSSAIN RAMAL, field commander for the Taybeh district, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 18 (2024)
• HUSSAIN MOHAMED AWADA, field commander (described as a Battalion commander) for the Bint Jubail district, responsible for rocket fire from his location into Israel, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 17 (2024)
• JALAL MUSTAFA HARIRI, field commander for the Kfar Qana district, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 16 (2024)
• KHADER AL-ABED BHAJA, commander north of the Litani River of Unit 127 (Aerial Array), killed in an airstrike in Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Oct 15 (2024)
• MOHAMED KAMAL NAIM, commander of anti-tank unit for Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike on Nabatiyah, southern Lebanon – Oct 14 (2024)
• AHMED FAQIH, undetermined rank and importance, described by Lebanese press as an operative in the Missile Unit, killed in airstrike near Tripoli – Oct 14 (2024)
• HARIB AL-SHAJAA, field commander of Radwan Force anti-tank unit in Mays al-Jabal, responsible for the Ramot Naftali area, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 11 (2024)
• MOHAMED ALI HAMDAN, field commander for anti-tank unit in Mays al-Jabal, responsible for fire into northern Israel, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 10 (2024)
• AHMED MUSTAFA AL-HAJ ALI, field commander of the Hula district, responsible for rocket attacks on the Kiryat Shimona area, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 10 (2024)
• WAFIQ SAFA, responsible for coordination and liaison with international security agencies, aide to Nasrallah, purportedly a member of the Jihad Council, targeted in unusual airstrike against a compound in central Beirut, reportedly left critically wounded (no further confirmation) – Oct 10
• ADHAM JAHOUT, of the Golani File Unit, responsible for transmitting intelligence between the Syrian government and Hezbollah for potential operations in the Golan Heights, killed in an airstrike in Syria across the border from the Golan Heights – Oct 9 (2024)
• SUHAIL HUSSAIN AL-HUSSAINI, Commander of the Headquarters Unit and member of the JIHAD COUNCIL (presumably recently promoted), overseeing logistics, weapons transfers and distribution, budgeting and funding, and management of special operations, killed in an airstrike in Beirut – Oct 8 (2024)
• AHMED HASSAN NAZAL, field commander of the Radwan Force, responsible for operations in the Bint Jubail district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• HUSSAIN TALAL KAMAL, field commander for the Ghajar district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• MUSA DIAB BARAKAT, field commander previously responsible for the Ghajar district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• MAHMUD MUSA KARNIB, responsible for operations in the Ghajar district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• ALI AHMED ISMAIL, field commander for artillery in the Bint Jubail district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• ABDULLAH ALI DAQIQ, field commander for artillery in the Ghajar district, killed in a series of airstrikes on bunkers in southern Lebanon – Oct 7 (2024)
• October 6, Hezbollah has named 516 members killed in overall action during the year since Oct 7 attacks, but seemingly ceases to keep up with announcements following the Israeli incursion.
• HADER ALI TAWIL, field commander of the Kfir Kila district, responsible for a lethal January anti-tank missile attack on northern Israel, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 5
• MOHAMED RASHID SAKAFI, commander of the Communications Unit, killed in an airsrtike on Beirut – Oct 3 (By October 4, the IDF announces that 250 Hezbollah fighters have been slain in the incursion, including a multitude of “brigade” and “company” commanding officers – 5 Brigade, 10 Company, and 6 Platoon)
• HUSSAIN ALI HAZZIMA, Commander of Unit 200, Intelligence, killed in the same Dahiya airstrikes as Safialdin, perpetrated against the underground Intelligence headquarters, resulting in over 25 intelligence operatives also killed, confirmed by IDF on Oct 22 – Oct 4
  • BILAL SAEB AYASH, Intelligence operative responsible for aerial reconnaissance, killed alongside Safialdin in the Dahiya airstrikes against the Intelligence headquarters – Oct 4
  • MAHMUD MOHAMED SHAHIN, commander of Intelligence in Syria, killed alongside Safialdin in the Dahiya airstrikes against the Intelligence headquarters – Oct 4
• HASHEM SAFIALDIN, Successor to Hassan Nasrallah, of the SHURA and JIHAD COUNCILS, killed in a barrage of airstrikes on compounds in Dahiya, specifically the intelligence headquarters, confirmed by IDF on Oct 22 – Oct 4
• KHADER SHAHABIYA, field commander for the Mount Dov, Shebaa Farms, and Mount Hermon district, implicated in multiple rocket attacks including the July Majdal Shams attack that murdered 12 children, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon – Oct 3
• HASSAN JAAFAR QASIR, brother to Mohamed, involved in Unit 4400, also the son in law of Hassan Nasrallah, killed in an airstrike on an apartment in the Mazzeh district of Damascus, Syria – Oct 2
• MAJID DIVANI, an IRGC consultant in Syria, succumbed to wounds received in an airstrike in the Mazzeh district of Damascus, Syria – Oct 2
• MOHAMED JAAFAR QASIR, Commander of Unit 4400, in this role for at least 15 years, killed by an IDF fighter airstrike on a compound in Beirut – Oct 1
• DHALFIQAR HINAWI, Commander of the Imam Hussain Division, killed alongside the commander of Unit 4400 in an airstrike on a compound in Beirut – Oct 1
• By the end of September 2024, Hezbollah acknowledged 521 slain militants and commanders. The precise reporting ceased upon the IDF incursion into southern Lebanon.
• A Reported Airstrike against a target in Dahiya, Beirut, targeting the unnamed commander of Unit 1600 – Sep 29
• NABIL QAOUK, Deputy of the Executive or Central Council, also an official in security, killed in an airstrike against Dahiya, Beirut – Sep 28
• HASSAN KHALIL YASIN, commander of the Targeting Unit and a senior Intelligence operative, a close coordinator with the Missile and Aerial Units, implicated in selecting Israeli targets for strikes, killed in an airstrike in Dahiya, Beirut, Lebanon – Sep 28
• MOHAMED ALI ISMAIL, commander of the Missile Unit in southern Lebanon, killed in an airstrike in Lebanon – Sep 27
  • HUSSAIN AHMED ISMAIL, deputy to the above, killed in the same airstrike – Sep 27
• HASSAN NASRALLAH, Secretary-General of Hezbollah, killed in a massive airstrike on the underground Hezbollah Headquarters within the Haret Hreik area of the Dahiya district of Beirut, conducted by F-15 fighter aircraft with 2,000 lb bunker buster munitions – Sep 27
• ALI KARAKI, Commander of the Southern Front, having led there since 1996 through multiple conflicts, known as Abu Faisal, killed alongside Nasrallah in the Dahiya Headquarters strike – Sep 27
• BRIGADIER GENERAL ABBAS NILFOROUSHAN, Deputy of Operations for the IRGC, primary liaison to Hezbollah after the previous assassination of Brig Gen Zahedi, killed alongside of Nasrallah in the Dahiya Headquarters strike – Sep 27
  • SAMIR TAWFIQ DIB, senior advisor and confidant to Nasrallah, killed in same airstrike on Dahiya Headquarters – Sep 27
  • IBRAHIM HUSSAIN JAZINI, commander of Nasrallah security detachment, killed in same airstrike on Dahiya Headquarters – Sep 27
  • ABDULAMIR MOHAMED AL-SABLINI, commander of military readiness and mobilization, killed in same airstrike on Dahiya Headquarters – Sep 27
  • ALI NAIF AYUB, responsible for ballistic missile management, killed in same airstrike on Dahiya Headquarters – Sep 27
• MOHAMED HUSSAIN SUROUR, known as Hajji Abu Saleh, commander of Unit 127, the Aerial Array (drones, etc), previously assigned to the Aziz Unit, the Radwan Force, and as an advisor to the Houthis in Yemen for their drone arsenal, killed in an airstrike against a compound in Dahiya, Beirut – Sep 26
• IBRAHIM MOHAMED QUBAISI, known as HAJJ ABU MUSA, commander of the MISSILE UNIT (rockets and missiles), former commander of Badr Unit, killed in an airstrike on the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut – Sep 24
  • ABBAS IBRAHIM SHARAF AD-DIN, deputy to the above, killed in the same airstrike – Sep 24
  • HUSSAIN HANI, senior missile operative and associate of Fuad Shakur, killed in the same airstrike – Sep 24
• FUAD SHAFIQ KHAZAL KHANAFER, a senior operative in Missile Unit, specializing in surface-to-surface missiles, killed in an airstrike in Lebanon – Sep 24
• IBRAHIM AQIL, of the JIHAD COUNCIL, commander of military operations , killed in an airstrike on a bunker underneath a residential compound in Dahiya, Beirut, wherein senior leadership of the Radwan Force was conferring (Hezbollah acknowledged 483 militants killed) – Sep 20
  • The following day, Hezbollah promoted both Talal Hamiya and Ali Karaki to now oversee military operations, replacing Aqil. Ali Reda Abbas, commander of the Badr unit was promoted the next day to take command of the Radwan Force, with Ali Musa Daqduq as his deputy in Syria. Also killed in the crippling strike to the Radwan Force were:
  • AHMED WAHABI, commander of training operations, formerly commander of the Radwan Force – Sep 20
  • HASSAN HUSSAIN, a Radwan commander in the Aziz Unit area – Sep 20
  • SAMIR HALAWI, Radwan commander of the coastal region; – Sep 20
  • ABBAS MUSLIMANI, Radwan commander of the Qana region; – Sep 20
  • ABDULLAH HIJAZI, Radwan commander of the Ramim Ridge region; – Sep 20
  • MOHAMED REDA, Radwan commander of the Khiam region; – Sep 20
  • HASSAN MADI, Radwan commander of the Mount Dov region; – Sep 20
  • HASSAN ABDULSATAR, head of Radwan operations; – Sep 20
  • HUSSAIN HADRAJ, Radwan chief of staff; – Sep 20
  • MOHAMED AL-ATTAR, commander of the Radwan training department; – Sep 20
  • MAHMUD HAMAD, a senior Radwan operations officer – Sep 20
• On September 17 and 18, Hezbollah concedes that 12 and 5 members respectively were killed in the exploding pager scheme, subsequently followed by the exploding handheld radio plot (458 total)
• MOHAMED QASIM AL-SHAIR, a field commander in the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on his vehicle near Lake Qaraoun in the Beqaa Valley (Hezbollah acknowledged 434 militants killed) – Sep 10
• HUSSAIN IBRAHIM KASSAB, a field commander in the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on his motorcycle near Tyre (on Aug 18 Hezbollah acknowledged 412 militants killed) – Aug 17
• IBRAHIM JAMIL AL-ASHI and FADI MOHAMED SHIHAB, field commanders in the Southern Front, killed in a drone strike in Baraachit, southern Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 408 militants killed) – Aug 13
• HASSAN FARIS JESHI, a commander of an anti-tank unit, implicated in recent projectile attacks, killed in a drone strike on Jouaiyya, southern Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 400 militants killed) – Aug 7
• AMIN BADREDDINE, a nephew of the late overall Hezbollah military commander Mustafa Badreddine, killed with three other operatives in an airstrike in Mayfadoun, southern Lebanon – Aug 6
• ALI JAMAL AL-DIN JAWAD, a field commander in the Radwan Force, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Aabba, southern Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 393 militants killed) – Aug 5
• HASSAN KARIM, at 17, a young operative, killed in a drone strike in Deir Seryan, southern Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 387 militants killed) – Aug 3
• ALI NAZIA ABED ALI, a commander in the Southern Front, killed in a drone strike in Bazourieh, near Tyre – Aug 3
• FUAD SHAKUR, of the JIHAD COUNCIL, senior most military official and strategist, the military advisor to Hassan Nasrallah, killed after a phone call convinced him to visit his seventh floor apartment, which was then targeted by an airstrike – Jul 31
• ALI JAAFAR MAATOUK, a commander of the Radwan Force, Hajjar regional unit, killed in an airstrike against a compound in Jamaijmah, southern Lebanon, reportedly replacing another commander killed in April (Hezbollah acknowledged 369 militants killed) – Jul 18
• HASSAN MUHANNA, of an engineering unit in Qana, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Jabal al-Botim, in southern Lebanon (Hezbollah acknowledged 368 militants killed) – Jul 18
• MOHAMED BARAA AHMED RASHIDI AL-QATERJI, prominent Syrian businessman, involved in the smuggling of Iranian oil into Syria, and coordination with Unit 4400, killed in an airstrike on his vehicle in the al-Saboura region of Syria, west of Damascus, along the Lebanese border – Jul 15
• YASIR NIMR QRANBISH, a former protector of Hassan Nasrallah, presently involved in weapons smuggling, killed in an airstrike in Syria along the border with Lebanon, west of Damascus, Syria – Jul 9
• MUSTAFA HASSAN SALMAN, an operative in the Missile Unit, killed in a drone strike on a vehicle in Qlaleih, southern Lebanon – Jul 8
• MOHAMED NIMAAH NASIR, known as HAJJ ABU NIMAAH, commander off AZIZ UNIT, killed in a drone strike against his vehicle in Tyre, Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 359 militants killed) – Jul 3
• ABBAS IBRAHIM HAMZA HAMADA, known as FADIL IBRAHIM, the operations officer of the Jaouiya region (unknown if in Radwan Force or the Southern Front), killed in a drone strike in Deir Kifa (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 349 militants killed) – Jun 20
• TALIB SAMI ABDULLAH, known as HAJJ ABU TALIB, commander of NASIR UNIT, killed in an airstrike against a compound in Jaouiya, southern Lebanon- Jun 11
  • MOHAMED HUSSAIN SABRA, “Baqir,” deputy within the NASIR UNIT, killed in the above airstrike – Jun 11
  • HUSSAIN QASIM HAMID, “Sajd” deputy within the NASIR UNIT, killed in the above airstrike – Jun 11
  • ALI SALIM SUFAN, “Kamil,” another deputy for the NASR UNIT, killed in the above airstrike, (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 342 militants killed) – Jun 11
• SAID ABYAR, an IRGC-QUDS FORCE advisor to Syria, stationed in country since 2012, killed in an airstrike on a factory in Hayyan, Aleppo province, Syria – Jun 4
• QASIM SAQLAWI, commander of aerial array, rocket and missile forces in the coastal sector, killed in a drone strike in Tyre (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 309 militants killed) – May 20
• HUSSAIN IBRAHIM MAKKI, a commander in the Southen Front (although unsure if he was in the Badr, Aziz, or Nasir Units), killed in a drone strike on a vehicle near Tyre (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 298 militants killed) – May 15
• MOHAMED ATTIYAH, a commander in the aerial unit of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanaon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 287 militants killed) – Apr 23
• HUSSAIN AZQUL, a commander in the Aerial Defense Unit, killed in a done strike in Aadloun, near Tyre – Apr 23
• ISMAIL YUSEF BAZ, a field commander in the Radwan Force, described as a “Brigade Commander,” responsible for the coastal region (the SIXTH such of this rank to perish), and overseeing projectile attacks, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Ain Baal, near Tyre (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 278 militants killed) – Apr 16
• MOHAMED HUSSAIN MATZAFA SHAHOURI, the commander of rocket fire in the western district for the aerial unit of the Radwan Force, killed in an airstrike on a vehicle in Kfar Dounine, alongside subordinate MAHMUD FADLALLAH – Apr 16
• ALI AHMED HUSSAIN, a field commander in the Radwan Force, described as a “Brigade Commander,” responsible for the region of Ramim Ridge (the FIFTH such of this rank to perish), killed with two subordinate militants in an airstrike in al-Sultaniyah – Apr 8
• BRIGADIER GENERAL MOHAMED REZA ZAHEDI, known as Hassan Mahdavi, the IRGC-QF Commander for Lebanon and Syria, a member of the Hezbollah Shura Council, and trusted associated of Qassem Soleimani, killed in airstrike on Iranian Consulate in Damascus – Apr 1
  • MOHAMED HADI HAJJ RAHIMI, the deputy commander for Lebanon and Syria,
  • HUSSAIN AMINULLAHI, the chief of staff for Lebanon and Syria
  • MAHDI JALALATI, MUHSIN SEDAGHAT, ALI AGHA BABAYI, and ALI SALAHI ROUZBAHANI, other IRGC officers killed in the strike in Damascus
• ISMAIL ALI AL-ZIN, a senior operative in the Radwan Force, anti-tank missile unit, killed in a drone strike against a vehicle in Kounine, southern Lebanon (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 265 militants killed) – Mar 31
• ALI ABED AKHSAN NAIM, deputy commander of the MISSILE UNIT, killed in a drone strike against a vehicle in Bazouriye, near Tyre – Mar 29
  • Ali Baka, another operative killed in another strike in southern Lebanon. Strikes in Aleppo, Syria killed five further Hezbollah operatives Ahmed Shehimi from Markaba; Mustafa Makki from Tebnine; Ibrahim al-Zein from Chehour; Ali al-Haf from Halloussiyeh; and Mustafa Nassif from Haffir; other casuatlies included Syrian soldiers (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 264 militants killed).
• ALI MOHAMED AL-DABBAS, an officer in the Radwan Force, his deputy HASSAN IBRAHIM ISSA, and another operative HUSSAIN AHMED AQIL; Debes was implicated in the March 2023 Megiddo Junction attack, all were killed in an airstrike on a compound in Nabatiah (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 201 militants killed) – Feb 15
• SADEGH OMIDZADEH, known as Hajjitallah Omidvar, the IRGC-QF intelligence commander for Syria, implicated in plots to utilize IEDs against American forces, killed in an IDF airstrike in Damascus – Jan 20
• ALI HUSSAIN BURJI, commander of Hezbollah aerial array in southern Lebanon, and implicated in multiple drone strikes, killed in an airstrike in Khirbat Salim prior to the funeral of Wissam al-Tawil (at this point Hezbollah acknowledged 158 militants killed) – Jan 9
• WISSAM HASSAN AL-TAWIL, known as HAJJ JAWAD, the alleged commander of the Radwan Force and first senior Hezbollah official assassinated in the aftermath of the Oct 7 attacks, killed in a drone strike on his vehicle while traveling in the southern Lebanese village of Khirbet Silam, which was itself in response to a Hezbollah missile barrage after the death of senior Hamas militant Saleh al-Arouri in an IDF airstrike in Beirut; known also as a close associate of Qassem Soleimani – Jan 8
• RAZI MOUSAVI, commander of the IRGC-QUDS FORCE Unit 2250, coordinating weapons and logistics transfers between Iran and Hezbollah, via Syria, responsible also for helping to maintain the military relationship between Iran and Syria, killed in an airstrike on a compound in the Zainabiyah district of Damascus – Dec 25