IRAN TORN OVER NEXT MOVE

Leaders split on how to avenge Israel raids

- ANDY LINES

DEEP divisions emerged in Iran last night on how to respond to Israel's killing of Hezbollah's terror chief.

The body of Hassan Nasrallah, 64, was recovered yesterday from the site of Friday's airstrike in Lebanese capital Beirut.

Israel said it also killed 20 senior Hezbollah leaders when it bombed the group's underground HQ, which was embedded below several civilian buildings.

Two Lebanon sources said his body had "no direct wounds" and he was apparently killed by blunt trauma from the force of the blast.

Israel said the bombing also killed Ali Karaki, leader of Hezbollah's southern division, Ibrahim Hussein Jazini, head of Nasrallah's security unit, and Samir Tawfiq Dib, described as "Nasrallah's long-time confidant and adviser".

Israel continued its bombardment of Lebanon with a series of raids one of which killed 17 members of the same family.