Abandoning the Dead, and Living, in Lebanon
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On Scene: As residents leave the war zone to head north, the humanitarian disaster in the south is getting worse
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The death of a young man may turn the emotional tide against the Lebanese government
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Hundreds of Lebanese limped north to safety Monday after weeks spent trapped by fighting between Israel and Hezbollah &#151; including the war's bloodiest ground battle. Some had survived on candy and dirty water. Two died on the road out.
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Lebanon's worst internal violence for two decades is in danger of spreading throughout the country.
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They endured a summer of war, but now relief is coming for Lebanon's little known victims &#151; cats and dogs abandoned when their owners fled the country during the early days of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.
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AIN EL HELWEH, Lebanon -- Shops and schools in this southern Palestinian refugee camp remained closed all weekend, mosque loudspeakers blared out Koranic verses, and soot from tires set alight when Yasser Arafat's death was announced settled on cars.
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AITAROUN, Lebanon  - Yellow Hezbollah flags flutter over the flower-strewn marble tombs of six men killed in combat with Israel during the July-August war in Lebanon.
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As local officials struggled to account for the dead and missing, another challenge began to loom: heading off disease.
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NAHR AL-BARED, Lebanon  - An uneasy calm settled over a Palestinian refugee camp in north Lebanon on Friday after the Lebanese army and Islamist militants declared a truce in 33 days of fighting in which 172 people were killed.
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, reportedly in a coma and lingering between life and death in a French hospital, was on the hearts and minds of several Palestinians as they left the North
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NAHR AL-BARED, Lebanon  - An uneasy calm settled over a Palestinian refugee camp in north Lebanon on Friday after the Lebanese army and Islamist militants declared an end to 33 days of fighting in which 172 people were killed.
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On the roads of Lebanon, it's hard to know when to be afraid. Is it wise to drive through a long tunnel, a potential target for an Israeli airstrike? Or head down a deserted highway where the overpasses have been demolished by bombs? Is it dangerous to tail a truck that might be suspected of carrying Hezbollah weapons and attacked from the skies?
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Some 13 years after the war's end, Lebanon still does not know how to deal with its memories of a 15-year period of devastation in which about 7 percent of the population was killed, 10 percent seriously injured and up to 25 percent forced to move.
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The Nov. 11 death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has left the Middle -East and the international community and LBCC with a great deal of uneasy speculation as to how his absence will affect the future of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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Lebanon, once a byword for terrorism, has turned into the destination of choice for wealthy families from the Mideast.
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AP correspondents are in Lebanon and Israel covering the fighting and its effects on the people. Here, in a combined weblog, they convey the impressions and challenges of their assignments.
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Though some foot soldiers resented the praise heaped on Mughniyah, the Shi'ite movement in Lebanon has lost one of its most fearsome fighters