crisis, now just me give you some information on the basis that we have behind us, i have right, i think you can see now from our lens, you have the uhlam base, which is controlled by the israelis that was hit very directly uh by the by hazbullah's rockets, very precisely they said, and they clearly said that this was hit, you have also two different bases that can't really be seen by from now uh on the right and on the left, they are the zibdin and the uhlam also uh base on the other side, of course the israelis did not hit residential areas directly, because they know from experience that hizbullah will respond directly into their settlements if they do attack and target civilians, so therefore what they did was only base the outskirts of the villages of krashuba and shaba farms, although we did have some wonded as a result of the breakage of some of some areas - that are not inhabited, there were

some civilians in that area, and some of them were slightly wounded, those are the only casualties that we have, but we saw that the after that shelling, the israelis made it clear to the united nations interum forces in lebanon, that they will stop at that, they will not go for another retaliation, and of course the analyst, whether it is through hazballah spokes persons or other analysts clearly said that has that the israelis are incapable of... launching another battlefield or having another battlefield on the northern side or near the the border with uh with lebanon of course and we can see that very clearly and it comes from experience that we can see also from the resistance in lebanon, the resistance in palestine that the that the israelis are only capable of launching any aggression through their machines, whether it is the war planes or it is the tanks or it is their artillery, but when it comes to ground invasions and ground troops, they are

incapable of doing so, they tried in 2006, that was utter failure and they could not even transcend the border areas, whether it were in british bale or in near the the shabat farms and so on, and we also saw this in gaza as well, so what the palestinian resistance is doing now is enforcing that ground war on the israelis themselves, and of course what the israelis know for sure is that this, this resistance in palestine is no longer alone as it was after... uh let's say the the the so-called deception of the the the arab armies back in 1973, although they were ready to take on the israeli army, they were ready to uh liberate more arab land, still that was unfortunately led to deception, but you also have the fact that the resistance gained ground in palestine after the liberation in lebanon of 2000, we saw the antifada and how that was gaining momentum, the resistance in gaza as well was gaining ground. and they let this resistance

was led to victory in 2005, but all other accords, whether it were oslo or madrid, led to nothing, so if you speak today to the average palestinian in any one of the palestinian 12 palestinian refugee camps of lebanon, each one of them would say, and unanimously, they would all agree that no diplomatic or political agreement has led to any rights for the palestinians and it was only been through resistance that the palestinians were able to achieve any of their rights, so you have today growing um aspiration, growing hopes that something that perhaps some arab regimes could not see as being possible the day before the 7th of october, now we see that no, pragmatically, anyone who would look at issues in pragmatical political terms would see that now the liberation of more parts of palestine is possible, now the fact that it is called the flood of al al-aqsa, this means that this it'ss always a focal point, the focal point

of the holy shrines, the holy um sites is very significant, that was what led to the unity of the resistance alliance in the entire region, we saw how the continuous violations and aggressions against the ellos amask and elkuts led to the fact that there is one single strategy that all of the resistance fractions united upon, that if there is a continuous aggression on the andsa, not only the palestinian resistance would respond and retaliate all the palestinian, the resistance factions, excuse me, we're talking about has we're talking about uh the uh the the ansarlah movement in in yemen, we're talking about the nurabad, we're talking about the resistance in iraq, and those are stronger parties, these are parties that are becoming stronger day by day, they are gaining momentum, they are gaining support, and they are backed by two, or we can say the main state which is getting stronger as well, which is the islamic republic of iran, and we heard only recently, just days before this operation, we heard head of the revolution says that israel is

dying, and we can see that very clearly, i think a lot of people were surprised, especially, even strategic analyts, they were surprised at how fast and single-handedly the palestinian resistance fighters were able to take on those settlements. only in matter of hours, exactly, okay, thank you so much for that to you, for the thorough explanation, mariam salah correspondent live for us uh in kefer shuba near the israeli border with lebanon. all right, we're keeping an eye and watching whatever is happening, and occupied palestinian land and we bring you an update as soon as we get the pictures and information back to normal programming for now.

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