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Photo Gallery Anger and Sorrow

Israel has suspended its bombing raids on southern Lebanon for 48 hours to investigate the attack on Qana and allow people to flee. It won't change the anger and hatred felt in Lebanon after almost three weeks of bombardment.
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Anger in Beirut: Demonstrators protest against Israel's air raid on the village of Qana and chant their support for Hezbollah.

Foto: AFP
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UN peacekeepers stand to attention in the southern Lebanese village of Naqura on Saturday to mourn their four comrades killed in an Israeli air strike.

Foto: AFP
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Hezbollah supporters furious over the Qana air strike smash their way into the United Nations building in Beirut.

Foto: AP
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Exhausted by war : An Israeli soldier sleeps on a tank near the Lebanese border.

Foto: AFP
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Israeli soldiers take a brief break near the Lebanese border.

Foto: AP
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Israeli Arabs protest in Tel Aviv: Yes to Peace, No to Terrorism.

Foto: AFP
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Armed to the teeth: Israeli soldiers prepare for a push into Lebanon.

Foto: DPA
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Scream of despair: an emergency worker carries the body of a Lebanese child from from the rubble of Qana.

Foto: AP
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Lebanese refugees flee the bombing on a destroyed road.

Foto: REUTERS
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Flowers for the dead: the dead victims of the attack on Qana lie packed into plastic bags.

Foto: AP
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Anger and hatred: a Lebanese man tears apart the United Nations flag in Beirut.

Foto: REUTERS
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Lebanese protestors mount candlelit vigil in Beirut to mourn the victims of the Qana attack.

Foto: AFP
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