THE TENSION: Images: Middle East Conflict, Day 3

Friday, July 14, 2006

Images: Middle East Conflict, Day 3

Injured Israeli toddlers are taken in an ambulance by medics in Meron village after a Katyusha-style rocket fired from southern Lebanon fell on a house.

Israeli Avi Hatuel looks at his damaged house after a Katyusha-style rocket fired from neighboring southern Lebanon fell in the northern Israeli town of Safed. Israel bombed the home of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut on the third day of relentless attacks on Lebanon that have killed more than 60 people and ignited fears of all-out war in the region.(

Lebanese citizens survey the damage after early morning Israeli air strikes on the Beirut suburb Dahyieh.

A Palestinian boy holds a Hezbollah flag during a rally by the ruling-Hamas party in Gaza City in support of Lebanon.

Palestinian militants from the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades display weapons and shoot in the air during a rally to show support for Hezbollah in the Balata refugee camp in the West Bank town of Nablus, Friday, July 14, 2006.

Israeli soldiers stand behind a mobile artillery piece firing from the Zaura area across the Lebanese frontier July 13, 2006.

A Palestinian militant from the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades of Fatah holds his weapon, during a protest against the Israeli offensive on Gaza and Lebanon, in the Balata refugee camp near the West Bank city of Nablus July 14, 2006.

Israeli soldiers stand on the bridge of the Israeli Navy ship Keshet as it patrols off the southern Lebanese coast next to the Lebanese town of Necore, in Lebanese territorial waters, Friday, July 14, 2006.

An Israeli resident looks at the damage of his flat after a Katyusha-style rocket attack in the northern Israeli town of Safed July 14, 2006.

Smoke continues to billow from a fuel dump at Beirut International airport in Lebanon at sunset Friday, July 14, 2006 after being hit by an Israeli airstrike Thursday night.

A Lebanese soldier stands next to a crater following Israeli airstrikes at the main Mar Mikhail crossroads in southern Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, July 14, 2006.

Flames are seen as Israeli policemen arrive to the scene where a Katyusha rocket fired from southern Lebanon hit a house in the coastal Israeli town of Nahariya.

Hamas militants hold their weapons as they drive trough the crowd along the wall that separates the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah and the border area with Egypt Friday, July 14, 2006.

OFF THE WIRE

Israel Bombs Lebanon For Third Straight Day More.

Israel Says Hezbollah Drone Damages Warship

(Video) Overnight Attacks Leave Beirut Smoldering

Washington Post Images (Warning: Graphic Depictions of Violence)

Olmert: Operation will stop when Hizbullah disarms

Vatican condemns Israel for attacks on Lebanon

Hezbollah guerrillas fire more rockets at two northern Israeli towns

Hezbollah leader vows 'open war'

Hezbollah declares war on Israel

Hezbollah ready for 'war on every level'

CNN Map

Militants blow hole in Gaza-Egypt border gate

Hizbollah chief defiant

Israel Bombs Hezbollah Leader's Beirut Home

EARLIER REPORTS

CNN.com - Israel strikes Beirut airport, blocks ports - Jul 13, 2006

CNN.com - Israeli ships, planes renew Beirut airport attacks - Jul 14, 2006

Israeli Jets Bomb Main Road Between Beirut and Damascus - foxnews.com

Hezbollah Attacks Israeli-Lebanon Border

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