This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Bachelor with my colleague and friend Malcolm Honeline Conference of President's

Major American Jewish Organizations, Lebanon.

The Hezbollah continued to reign missiles and drones down upon the people of Israel.

At the same time, we have important details about the weapon

systems being resupplied to Hezbollah from Syria and from Iran. Malcolm, the Druze are

stepping into the mix. How so? This is a very interesting story because obviously doesn't get

much attention, but the

Druze have been blocking the shipments that were going into, from Syria, into Lebanon,

because they have paid a price.

As you know, droos were killed in strikes by Hezbollah against Israel along the border,

and they paid a heavy price.

Larjani from Iran was in to see the prime minister of Lebanon,

and there were meetings with Nabil Berri,

who's the parliamentary spokesman,

and the concern, I think, is on the part as the growing unrest in

the country inside Lebanon and amongst its allies about the conditions and the support

for what has been going on. So residents of a Druze village in the Baccah stopped the van carrying weapons.

The army intervened and requisitioned the weapons, but it's only one of a number of steps that are being taken,

and there are videos circulating on social networks showing angry residents filming the missile-like objects there and in

other places. And it's signed perhaps of the growing resistance within the country against

what is happening, the price that they are all paying for Chisbalah's continued aggression.

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