Residents of Lebanon's Sidon remain resilient amid fears of further Israeli aggression

Residents of Sidon, a coastal city in southern Lebanon, say they remain steadfast in the face of potential Israeli aggression in the country. Many Lebanese residents, who have lived through past conflicts with Israel, are now ready to defend their homes and communities once again. “Israel tried it once with Lebanon and they didn't succeed. Not just Hezbollah, all of Lebanon will fight this time. All of Lebanon is determined to fight Israel for the massacres it committed in Gaza and Lebanon,” said Lebanese resident Abu Alaa. Israel launched a strike on a building in Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian camp near south Lebanon's Sidon early on Tuesday (October 1), a Palestinian source and Lebanese media said. It marked the first strike on the overcrowded camp, Lebanon's largest of several Palestinian camps, since cross-border hostilities broke out nearly a year ago. (Production: Hassan Hankir, Hamuda Hassan, Heba Fouad)