A reporter at the Israel-Lebanon border describes a village split between two countries and a Hezbollah radio tower that broadcasts propaganda into Israel from the same area used to launch rockets into northern Israel.
We're standing in Israel, right on— literally on the border with Lebanon. And as you look back across here, as the camera pans around, you can see this village across the way that is half in Lebanon and half in Israel. Everything to the left is a buffer zone between Israel and Lebanon to protect the people. On the hill back on that mountain range, that little peak in between the big peak over to the left, the next little peak is a tower, a radio tower that Hezbollah uses to broadcast into Israel in Arabic to tell the, the Arab-speaking people in Israel that Israel is bad and that they're occupying Israel and they need to give it back to the Arabs. So this is part of the place where Hezbollah shoots rockets into Israel from these areas down here in the south of Lebanon and in the north of Israel. And we're standing right here today. Syria's back behind us. So we're literally in a dangerous corner of Israel. Thank you.
