בשולי האש - פציעתו של צלם הבי-בי-סי

I'm trying to ambulance the corrugation can. To U talam huts shall have BBC and ash. Good morning. Can you can you tell us how did it happen? Well, we were... down the road that way, with the Syrians on the hills in front of us, so we were told... not that I saw them. And... we had done some filming of Israeli shelling on their hills. And then... they started firing. Unfortunately the-- their first shell fell in front of us about... oh, 610 yards. So we didn't hear it, and I was-- we were hit then. And we couldn't move for about 5 minutes

And we couldn't move for about 5 minutes because they had the shells falling around us. For how long has your crew been here around? - We've been in Israel? - Yes. Well, I arrived on the third day of the war. - And... - In this area? No, we've been coming up here every day. And I yesterday, for example, was down at the Sinai and at the Suez Canal. And I was down on the Golan Heights... or up on the Golan Heights the other day. You see when the line was further back, is it the first time you were wounded in the line of duty of photography? Photography, yes. But it's not the first time I've been wounded. I was in the last war. Well, we have to finish. You have to go to the hospital and have a nice day.

You have to go to the hospital and have a nice day. - And I... - We were all very lucky. - Very lucky indeed. - Very lucky. - but nice seeing you. - Bye.

- but nice seeing you. - Bye.