History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 19
After the year 2000
After the victory in 2000, the Lebanese Islamic Resistance adopted the strategy of strengthening its strategic foundations and strong presence in the political, social and cultural spheres.
During the October 2000 Israeli invasion of the Shebaa Farms, resistance took three Israeli soldiers hostage in order to free 14 Lebanese prisoners, some of whom had been held captive by the Zionist regime since 1978.
On January 25, 2004, in a triumphant agreement with Israel, the Islamic Resistance transferred 30 Arab and Lebanese prisoners, 60 Lebanese military and civilians, 420 Palestinian prisoners, along with Israeli mine plots in exchange for the body of a retired Israeli general (killed in 2001) and three mentioned soldiers.
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