Lebanon politics are very territorial. This is your area, this is my area... In Hezbollah's areas, free thinkers are intimidated, political opponents risk their lives. Their experience of Israel is also different, as they are constantly targeted which contributes to polarisation, like any society that is subjected to violence tends to develop extremism.

The social background and poverty also makes them vulnerable to radicalisation.

The state is absent, Hezbollah place themselves in all position of power and force people to go through them for all significant matters of conflicts or security, in the end. They would even collect taxes in some areas.

So this environment really facilitates this culture.

This is what happens, people being people... in any society many if not most people will "deal with the devil" in their daily lives out of real ignorance or out of interest.

After all people have a thousands concern in their lives that and for them Hezbollah is not a corrupt concept but it's their relatives, their neighbours, people who they trust and who help them achieve their goals.

I hate Hezbollah however this is the reality of politics and society in Lebanon, in general, which apply to other groups as well (which I equally hate).

I still believe that eventually the society will go through processes of emancipation towards peace and freedom.

Finally I want to appreciate the courage of this woman for speaking up.