History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 18
Lebanon declared May 25, 2000, the Day of Resistance and Liberation, a day that brought great achievements, including:
– the defeat of the myth of Israel’s indomitable
– The war pattern changed from the classic and libertarian style to the resistance based on martyrdom operations, in contrast to the Arab nationalism pattern.
– Accepting Hezbolah as a symbol of resistance inside and outside Lebanon, especially in Arab and Islamic countries, and its increasing influence on the Palestinian uprising.
