The group emerged as a resistance movement against the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon and has since evolved into a powerful and influential entity within Lebanon and the broader Middle East. Hassan Nasrallah is the current Secretary-General of Hezbollah.
He has been in this position since 1992 and is known for his charismatic leadership and public speeches. Under his leadership, Hezbollah has grown in size and capabilities and has been involved in various conflicts and political activities. 
Terry Waite is a British humanitarian and Anglican cleric who, in the 1980s, was involved in hostage negotiations in Lebanon.
He was captured by Hezbollah in 1987 while trying to secure the release of other hostages and was held in captivity for nearly five years before being released in 1991.
Hezbollah's firepower includes a significant arsenal of rockets and missiles, which have been used in various conflicts, including the 2006 Lebanon War with Israel.
They are known to have both short-range and long-range rockets, some of which can reach deep into Israel. Hezbollah receives substantial financial and military support from Iran, which has supplied the group with weapons, funding, and training.
The Iranian government views Hezbollah as a key ally and a means of projecting influence in the region, particularly against Israel.
Other sources of funding include donations from Shiite communities and businesses, but Iran remains the primary and most significant source of support for Hezbollah.
Hezbollah's involvement in regional conflicts, such as the Syrian Civil War and its opposition to Israel, has contributed to its status as a prominent and controversial player in the Middle East's political and military landscape. #HassanNasrallah #Hezbollah
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