BYSTANDER:
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[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [SIREN WAILING] [EXPLOSIONS] [DISTANT CONVERSATION] [DISTANT GUNFIRE] [SIREN WAILING] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [SIRENS WAILING] [HONKING] [SIRENS WAILING] Planes, we just hear explosions, like, 3, 4, 5 explosions. So I rushed. I rushed outside and start running to this location because it's 50 meters away from my place. And I started yelling, if someone is injured, if someone needs help. I didn't find anyone. There's lots of rubble. And the apartment is targeted is at the first floor. So I came-- I went back to the house. I brought the fire extinguisher. And I came back here. And I went up. When I went up, I saw two injured people. [SIRENS WAILING] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [HONKING] Look what happened here. Look what Hezbollah did. See? We are living in nightmare. So I'm afraid today to sleep. So maybe we'll-- will happen this day, the second time. Who's going to-- who's going to? I don't know. But I will pray and then sleep. That's it. This is my place. This is my house. I've been living here more than 51 years. So everything destroyed. See? Look. Look. Who's going to give me? Who is going to give me that? Who's going to give me to fix my rooms. So this one is fine. Thank God it's not broken. There is a small shop. He's my friend. That old [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]. He been, like, for more than 50-- more than 15 years. Everybody comes and eat burgers from here. So they hit it from behind. So I don't think so. But we don't have luck. So we need to live in peace, man. We don't want to fight with anyone. So we want to go to the beach. We want to eat the boule. So we want people come to Lebanon and enjoy the sun, enjoy the weather, make the friends. Why always it bombs, bombs, bombs? That [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
