Andrew Tate rages against popular YouTuber Nas Daily for calling slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah a "terrorist"

Andrew Tate has taken to X to pen a vitriolic post aimed at Israeli YouTuber and vlogger 'Nas Daily,' whose real name is Nuseir Yassin. The aforementioned post was made in response to one of Yassin's posts, specifically due to the latter labeling assassinated Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah a "terrorist."

Hezbollah, for context, is both a militant group and a Lebanese Shia Islamist political party, that has been designated a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and others. However, the designation has led to contention.

Arab and Muslim countries, besides Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates, generally hail Hezbollah as a resistance movement. Naturally, Tate, a Muslim convert, had strong words for Yassin, who is also Muslim, in an expletive-filled attack.

He wrote:

"I remember when this little b*tch did his daily videos. I'd see his rat like face and think "he's fake happy to try and hide the fact he's a snake." Physiognomy shows rage from repressed homosexuality. Frustrated at the world for being weak. Gay as f**k T-shirt "37% life complete!" LOL LMAO. Literally a f**got. Zionist cuck it seems. Nas Gaily."

Tate has been a vocal critic of Israel, which is responsible for Nasrallah's assassination, and is one of several combat sports figures who uses his platform to attack Israel and any of the country's supporters. Alongside Jake Shields, he has shown particular disdain toward Israel.

As tensions in the Middle East rise, so do fears of an all-out war, as Israel's conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah has now spilled over into Lebanon, where Hezbollah is based.

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Andrew Tate previously criticized Jordan Peterson for the latter's Israeli allegiance

Both Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson are controversial figures, but they sit on opposing sides of the fence regarding their opinions on the Israel-Hamas war. Tate took to X to claim that Israel had attempted to purchase his support, but that he refused. This drew Peterson's attention, who criticized Tate's moral fiber.

This, in turn, led to Tate dismissing him.

"Maybe I'm crazy. But destroying Peterson feels like bullying. It's too easy. I pray for you sir. I pray for you to achieve a degree of mental fortitude and resist this very public meltdown. I pray for you to come to the light and apologise. Find the right side of history."

The two have a contentious history with one another, and it is unlikely to improve based on its current trajectory.