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In the transcript, Rasha Alawieh denied political support of former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah but expressed religious and spiritual support.

Anisha Kumar

Anisha Kumar was the senior editor of community and standards of The Herald's 135th editorial board. She previously served as a section editor covering University Hall and international student life. She is a junior from Menlo Park, California concentrating in English and Political Science who loves speed-crosswording and rewatching sitcoms.

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