Quds Chief Qaani, Hezbollah’s Safieddine Incommunicado After Israeli Strike

When Ali Khamenei led the Friday prayer in Tehran for the first time since Qassem Soleimani was assassinated in January of 2020, Esmail Qaani wasn't there. His absence was conspicuous. As Soleimani's successor at the helm of the Quds Force, Qaani is supposed to be Iran's most powerful military-intelligence figure. Soleimani was that, and plenty more besides. By most accounts, Qaani struggled not just to fill Soleimani's larger-than-life shoes (a tall ask if ever there was one), but to operat

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