Hezbollah’s media unit has announced its new slogan for “Martyr’s Day”:
“When we die as martyrs — we win.”

The slogan is inspired by a quote from Hassan Nasrallah:

“We are not defeated — when we win, we win, and when we are killed, we win.”

According to the organization’s official explanation, the slogan expresses the direct link between martyrdom and victory, emphasizing that this is a collective triumph of the ‘fighting community’ — both through the “reward of paradise” and because the blood of the martyrs is seen as a source of inspiration, renewal, and victory for the entire nation.

This way, Hezbollah continues to cultivate the cult of the martyr and the culture of death as a central element of its ideological and public identity — portraying death in battle not as a defeat, but as proof of righteousness and as a means of achieving a “divine victory” in its struggle against Israel and the West.

Hezbollah will mark Martyr’s Day on November 11.

Picture of Tal Beeri

Tal Beeri

2 Responses

  1. Dear Tal,
    Before I read your article, I responded to the previous article with a similar message about the death cult jihaddist obsessions of both the sunni and shia islamonazi radical terrorists who morph between artificial da’wa “peacekeepers” and genocidal murderers with no moral restraints whatsoever. They buy influence then pay hired criminals to assassinate the righteous. The only just outcome for them is their total annihilation.

  2. Dear Tal,
    A potential win-win solution may now be possible if we accept their professed statement “When we die as martyrs we win”.
    By killing them all, they will all be winners.
    And then when they are all dead, Israel will have won the war against hezbollah terror and be free from their genocidal threats that have existed for decades!!! I did not anticipate that hezbollah would provide such a good viable solution!!!
    I think the IDF should get immediate authorization to execute the hezbollah proposal for them to win by death!

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