A Look at Colonel Gaddafi's Tripoli Compound

The video discusses a site that has become a tourist attraction for rebels and families, highlighting the significance of the Gold Fist, a symbol of Colonel Gaddafi's resistance, which was removed after the rebels' victory. The site, known as the House of Resistance, was bombed by Americans in 1986. The video captures the celebratory atmosphere as people from Tripoli and across Libya gather to commemorate the rebels' victory and explore the House of Gaddafi.

What was the significance of the Gold Fist statue?

• It marked the location of a famous battle.

• It was a gift from the Americans.

• It represented Colonel Gaddafi's resistance.

• It was a symbol of peace.

Where was the Gold Fist statue taken after it was removed?

• To a secret location in the desert.

• To a museum in Tripoli.

• To the United Nations headquarters.

• To the house of a rebel leader's wife.

Who is Abdelbasset and what did he describe?

• A journalist reporting on the events in Tripoli.

• A government official discussing future plans for the site.

• A rebel fighter sharing his experience of the victorious night.

• A local historian describing the history of the House of Resistance.

What emotions did the people feel when they gathered at the House of Resistance?

• Anger and resentment.

• Safety and happiness.

• Confusion and uncertainty.

• Fear and anxiety.

Who were the people that came to celebrate at the House of Resistance?

• Government officials and military personnel.

• International tourists and journalists.

• Families, children, and women from Tripoli and Libya.

• Only the rebel fighters.