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made it a family ritual to head to the Resistance landmark in Mleeta every July in remembrance of the 2006 war and it was extremely foggy this year
The Merkava, the Zionist army's pride, shamefully stands on display to entertain tourists rather than terrify citizens -as the Zionists wrongfully thought it would.
"The Invader's Grave"
the enemy's military vehicles and soldier helmets
the enemy's military vehicles and soldier helmets
Khaybar 1
One of the surprises of the 2006 war which the Resistance used to target enemy position centers in Afoula, 15 km from Haifa, and Khedeyra, 75 km from the Lebanese border. This step came in response to the israeli air forces targeting civilians throughout Lebanon.
One of the surprises of the 2006 war which the Resistance used to target enemy position centers in Afoula, 15 km from Haifa, and Khedeyra, 75 km from the Lebanese border. This step came in response to the israeli air forces targeting civilians throughout Lebanon.
left: The Wrath Of Fire: A display made using the oil barrels that were thrown by the israeli enemy helicopters to burn down trees and reveal the Resistance fighters' positions.
right: cluster bombs used by the israeli enemy although they are internationally banned and forbidden
right: cluster bombs used by the israeli enemy although they are internationally banned and forbidden
The Pathway
A 650 meter trail with several displays of Resistance weapons and mock operations. The trail is marked with fences and has stairs built to make walking easier, but the land was very steep, rocky, and bumpy when the Resistance fighters lived here.
A 650 meter trail with several displays of Resistance weapons and mock operations. The trail is marked with fences and has stairs built to make walking easier, but the land was very steep, rocky, and bumpy when the Resistance fighters lived here.
examples of mock operations and armor
(Real) israeli warplanes flew above us as we walked down this pathway, giving us the full experience
(not part of the show though).
(Real) israeli warplanes flew above us as we walked down this pathway, giving us the full experience
(not part of the show though).
inside the tunnel that was dug by Resistance fighters and acted as a military base for ~7000 soldiers: The tunnel contains several rooms and was equipped with water, electricity, ventilation, and more.
pictured: living room, prayer room, operation room
pictured: living room, prayer room, operation room
Out of the tunnel, you are met with a balcony overlooking the entire region of Iqleem at-Tuffah.
museum containing equipment, weapons, and even canned food left behind by the Zionist army
The 'rock' in the 4th picture is actually a cluster bomb in disguise! The Zionists followed this technique to make sure their cluster bombs were not easily spotted.
The 'rock' in the 4th picture is actually a cluster bomb in disguise! The Zionists followed this technique to make sure their cluster bombs were not easily spotted.
To keep the thread as short as possible, I'll end it here with this tribute to the martyrs raised at the top of the hill, 1060 m above sea level.
There's plenty more to see in Mleeta. This place holds so much spirituality and sacredness and will certainly leave its mark on you.
There's plenty more to see in Mleeta. This place holds so much spirituality and sacredness and will certainly leave its mark on you.
