And they become 100 farms

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An expert in strategic communications, owner of a company specializing in media consulting, trained in the fields of digital media and innovative content creation, she has written for Al-Akhbar newspaper and the Al-Mayadeen website, and is a producer and director of documentary films. Active in a number of associations. She published a novel.

When an expert, trainer, writer, and influencer expresses a position, her words resonate with those who take her words, in any dialogue, seriously.

A colleague asked an incomplete question to the reluctant expert, “You had five occupied points today, they became 50 villages...

She interrupted: “And they become 100” and bombarded her questioner with a short narrative about the armed struggle in Lebanon over the course of 44 years: “You saw the armed struggle in 2000 and liberation. You saw 1982, you saw 2006, and you saw the dawn of the barren lands. I saw all of them. Now, after this setback, I want to fight a resistance that has accumulated with me a long and broad history of victories and broke the eye of the occupier? No.” "It's okay."

And they become 100, what's wrong with it?

This means that instead of 8,953 victims, there will be 17,906 victims, and the losses of 27 billion dollars will become 54 billion, minus 200 million.

What if the number of wounded doubled and the number of injured reached 30,649?

The expert shined, and she was followed by a group of brilliant, arrogant, and crazy great people. Whoever achieved liberation once and twice, how can he bring the occupation once and twice while promising a third liberation after more than a quarter of a century?

What if the winner suffers a setback?

The leveling of villages to the ground is a setback.

The Ansandin War, which has entered its fourth year, is a setback.

The loss of about 6% of Lebanese territory is a setback. This is a setback that does not care about geography.

Caused by a “partial and tactical defect.” To crystallize the strategic communications expert’s idea, what has been happening since October 7 is like a gas pump malfunction in a deserted area. As soon as we secure a used piece in good condition, we resume the journey towards Jerusalem.

Well, perhaps the reluctant expert was a bit hasty and misspoken. Correction is not a defect. The fault is in arrogance.

This is what she said after widespread criticism

"I'm out of place. I'm making food and entertainment for my son, but my friends are the ones who send me comments and messages, but there's something basic and necessary that I want to tell you... not just 100 farms. It's better for the whole country to go than the one who returns to the country!"

A heartfelt and patriotic response to the strategic pastry expert.

Quoted from “Call of the Nation”