ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: The Israelis are finally out and Lebanese civilians and Hezbollah fighters are back in. But there's still conflict in southern Lebanon, where Israel held a self-styled security zone for more than 20 years. CNN's Brent Sadler reports.</s>BRENT SADLER, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Confrontation on Lebanon's border with Israel: Israeli soldiers inside their outpost under siege. They are the targets of stone-throwing Lebanese and Palestinians. There is no shortage of rocks here, no hesitation in kicking at Israel's front door, taunting their former occupiers in South Lebanon with more than sticks and stones. In the panic and confusion, the first blood: Provocation has its price. An Israeli border guard reports back to base while a guerrilla steps into the fray. There's no stopping it. Bloodshed at the border: Lebanese complaints about renewed Israeli violation of its airspace and a Hezbollah threat its guerrillas will fight on unless Israel gives up more land and sets all Lebanese detainees free. (voice-over): On the issue of more land, Hezbollah and the Lebanese government speak with one voice, demanding the Chebaa Farms area on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights be returned.</s>SAYED HASSAN NASRALLAH, HEZBOLLAH (through translator): This is land we will fight to liberate without doubt and with all available means.</s>SADLER: In the search for truth, South Lebanon's jittery Christians want more protection. Church doors were opened Sunday, but services canceled because of safety concerns: signs of desperation seem to be setting in. The U.N. is appealing to the Lebanese authorities to stop border provocations knowing that rocks could easily turn into bullets. Brent Sadler, CNN, Beirut.
Confrontations Erupt Along Lebanese-Israeli Border