Rebels Continue to Fight Gaddafi's Forces

The transcript describes a tense situation involving rebels facing a false alarm and then a real threat from a fighter jet. Panic ensues as they seek cover, followed by rumors of a plane being shot down. The rebels are driven by a strong conviction to win against Gaddafi's forces, despite the odds being against them due to Gaddafi's air control. The rebels' motivations are contrasted with those of Gaddafi's militia, who fight for money. The report concludes with a reflection on the rebels' morale and determination.

What challenges do the rebels face in their fight against Gaddafi's militia?

What does the text suggest about the morale of the rebels and its impact on their success?