how so? hundreds of thousands of civilians are fleeing in panic from southern lebanon, and millions are living in growing fear in syria, iraq, yemen, and partly in iran because the fate of the gaza strip terrifies them. in ancient times, kings would demonstratively destroy a besieged city and slaughter its inhabitants to create a terror effect, so that other cities would surrender without resistance.  we see this in the middle east, where many have been watching daily for almost a year how a once richly developed and prosperous land has been reduced to a horrific bloodbath and dusty ruins  a tenth of the population  or a fifth if excluding children  has been killed, missing, or injured. this frightens them. and it triggers political ripple effects, which nasrallahs death is indirectly a result of, as his war against israel has been highly unpopular, particularly out of fear of sharing the same fate as the gaza strip.
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