the services and what happens on the Leban- on the Shiite street?

Of course.

So the Shia community has always been peripheral communities, rural communities.

They're not, uh...

They, they have cities in the south, but it's not like in the capital.

They came to the capital during the war, to Dahi, which is now becoming Hezbollah's stronghold, but it wasn't that, like that during the war.

But they've all been peripheral.

How serious was it about that as well?

Can you tell us a little bit about the Shiite community in Lebanon, how it's different from other communities, how it's similar? What do they want for Lebanon? How religious are they and how much Hezbollah controls the services and what happens on the Shiite street?

Of course.

So the Shia community has always been peripheral communities, rural communities.

They have cities in the south, but it's not like in the capital.

They came to the capital during the war to Dahi, which is now becoming Hezbollah's stronghold, but it wasn't like that during the war.

But they've all been peripheral.

They've all been marginalized by the system.

How serious was it about that as well?