Rebels Shelling Bin Jawad

The transcript describes the advance of a rebel army towards Gaddafi's hometown, aided by NATO bombings. The rebels achieve a local victory and continue to push forward, maintaining momentum with the help of morale boosts from supporters. As they enter Gaddafi's heartland, they face challenges due to local support for Gaddafi and suspicion towards residents. The narrative highlights the transformation of urban Libyans into fighters and the strategic importance of maintaining momentum in their campaign.

What significant change has occurred among the urban Libyan volunteers?

• They have moved to another country.

• They have become professional chefs.

• They have transformed into semi-professional artillerymen.

• They have started a new business.

What was the impact of NATO bombings on the rebel's progress?

• It caused them to retreat.

• It opened the way for a 20-mile advance.

• It halted their advance.

• It had no effect.

What is the significance of Ben Jawad in the rebel's strategy?

• It is a tourist destination.

• It marks the border with Gaddafi's heartland.

• It is a place for peace talks.

• It is a supply depot.

How did a businessman from Dubai support the rebels?

• By giving them a morale boost with cash.

• By offering them jobs in Dubai.

• By providing military training.

• By sending food supplies.

Why are the families from Ben Jawad treated with suspicion by the rebels?

• They are wealthy and influential.

• They have betrayed the revolution before.

• They are known for their hospitality.

• They are new to the area.