Mohammed Kundoulay (right), and Jaffar Assaf (left) of Arzoun, Lebanon which was bombed by Israel during the Israel attack of Southern Lebanon in 2006. "I think it's a good thing for UNIFIL to help us get our land back," Mohammed Kundoulay, a 17-year-old secondary school student in the area told IPS. "We need this help now after the Israelis conducted terrorism against us." Kundoulay hid with his family in their home during the first 10 days of the war before fleeing to Beirut. Anther student, Jaffar Assaf, told IPS that the UN de-mining teams were doing a great job, but was angry at what he called double standards. "We hope the UN maintain their criteria in helping us now and help to defend us from Israel," he said. "In reality, the UN should be in Israel to defend us from them, since they were the ones who invaded Lebanon, not vice versa."