VOICED: Jihadist tourism in south Lebanon's 'Hezbollahland'

A convoy of buses departs from Beirut, carrying 500 students on a field trip organized by Hezbollah. The trip aims to garner support for Hezbollah and expose students to the southern region of Lebanon, which many have never visited. Upon arrival, students engage with veteran fighters and learn about Hezbollah's resistance efforts. The tour includes a visit to Maroun El Ras, a significant site from the 2006 war. The experience is eye-opening for the students, providing insights into the region's history and ongoing tensions. The trip underscores the battle for the hearts and minds of Lebanon's youth amid a tense border standoff.

What is the purpose of the field trip organized by Hezbollah for the students?

How do the students feel about visiting the South of Lebanon?

What message does Hezbollah aim to convey to the world through this trip?

Describe the symbolic gesture that the students participated in during their visit.

What is the significance of the 10-year mark since Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon?