The moment the Christian militia fired on the Hezbullah-owned truck in Kahale area, an international road between Beqaa and Beirut.

As heard by another local, "he killed him he killed him."

As the first casualty today was the member of Hezbullah.

⋯ After being shot, he was dragged into a jeep owned by the Hezbullah-secuirity detail to be transported to a hospital

He died of his wounds

A local can be heard saying "he's being transported to the vehicle"

No gunshots were heard, as clashes only started after in self defense

⋯ The Islamic Resistance - Hezbullah mourns the martyr Ahmad Ali Qassas from the town of Younin, Beqaa, who died during his duty.

Just after Ahmad Ali Qassas was killed by Kataeb/LF, Hezbullah shot back at Fadi Bejani, killing him.

Video shows the moment Bejani was killed by Hezbullah's security detail, just moments after he started shooting.

The location matches the first video, confirming Fadi as an initial shooter.

The weapon load has been transferred to a Lebanese army truck.

Locals gather in Kahale carrying a  banner saying "[We are] resistance against the Iranian occupation."

Video showing the full story from the lenses of Al-Kahala's citizens.
Via: @Intel_Sky

It's quite important to note and keep in mind, the length of which anti-Hezbullah Lebanese are willing to go.

While some Druze remain aggressive, and attacked Hezbullah rocket team while firing at Israel, Lebanese Christians are the only ones willing to kill.

⋯ However Lebanese Christians, namely Kataeb (a minority party) and Lebanese Forces party (biggest Lebanese Christian party) are willing to shed blood.

In Tayoneh ambush they killed 7. Today they killed 1.

In both cases, they started shooting.

⋯ While their supporters keep stressing that weapons should be limited to the state, they never appeared shy from using their small firemans, and celebrating they have them.

As main civil war militias, their veterans are still alive, so is their hate.

⋯ So it's important to understand that once blood is shed once, it'll be shed again.

Lebanese sects are not defined in single geographical areas, and all provinces contain Muslims, Druze, and Christians.

⋯ Hezbullah being an army that operates in Beirut, Beqaa, and the south, they will definitely have to pass through areas that are politically against them.

The road today is an international road that Hezbullah moves on between Beirut and Beqaa. It's one of the very few roads.

⋯ It's a strategic road that Hezbullah is forced to use to move from X to Y.

Today's events will only highlight yet again the vulnerability of Hezbullah's logistics if anti-Hezbullah Lebanese are willing to act on their stance during a war between Hezbullah and Israel.

⋯ There is real hate, and though Hezbullah wants to see others as simply political foes, the foes see Hezbullah as an enemy to be fought.

Those are the people that fought a 15 year civil war, where they carried the most repulsive mass massacres.

⋯ However Hezbullah is adamant at absorbing the situation and not get dragged into an internal conflict that he will win, but will bleed enough to make him unfit to fight Israel.

A long internal conflict will exhaust Hezbullah's units.

⋯ However, what was interesting today that Hezbullah has changed two things:

1- He gave orders to shoot if shot at or attacked. This was not the case in Shwaya

2- The use of harsh words like "militias" and issuing statements that are "confrontational"

⋯ The thing is, Hezbullah is far greater than Lebanon and the only remaining thing that is worthy in Lebanon, and it feels fed up of the simplistic political lust of its politicians.

No wonder Nasrallah said he is disgusted and bored with talking about politics. He's fed up.