Al-Manar is a Hezbollah-affiliated Lebanese satellite television channel designated as a terrorist organization by the United States. Known for broadcasting pro-Hezbollah content and serving as the group's primary media arm. Recently, Al-Manar has reported on regional military developments while its director and a journalist were killed in Israeli strikes in Beirut. Last updated Jul 6th, 2026
Footage from Lebanon captures the moment Ali Shabib, a reporter for Hezbollah's al-Manar network, was wounded in a strike in Nabatiya. The attack took place yesterday.
Al Manar, Hezbollah's media outlet, released footage of Ali Samir Hajj Hassan, a commander in the group's elite Radwan Force. He was killed at a command headquarters in Ansar.
Hezbollah's Al-Manar channel reports IDF ground forces pushing north of the Litani River into the Beaufort Ridge area, with activity focused near the village of Zoter al-Sharqiya.
Nawaf al-Mousavi, head of Hezbollah's resources and borders portfolio, to Al-Manar:
"We will respond in the appropriate way to any Israeli violation of the ceasefire. We will not go back. We will not be silent about assassinations and bombings like before the last campaign. This is not a topic for discussion."
Mohamed Cherry, director of Hezbollah’s Al-Manar channel and a likely successor to Mohammed Afif, the group’s communications and PR chief, was killed overnight in Beirut.
