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World condemns attack in Qana
CNN 		World condemns attack in Qana
Politicians from around the world have condemned the Israeli attack on the village of Qana in southern Lebanon that left dozens of civilians dead.
CNN - July 30, 2006
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Outrage over Qana strike
CNN 		Outrage over Qana strike
  • Israel: 48-hour halt to airstrikes in southern Lebanon
  • Qana strike hit building housing civilians
  • At least 60 killed, including many children, officials say
  • Annan repeats call for immediate cease-fire

    • CNN - July 30, 2006
    Airstrike Brings Fresh Pain to Town With Old Wound
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    New York Times - July 30, 2006
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    New York Times - July 30, 2006
    Israel Halts Bombing After Deadly Strike
    Israel agreed to suspend its airstrikes for 48 hours while it investigates an air raid on the southern Lebanese town of Qana that killed dozens of civilians, many of them children. The bombing put enormous pressure on Israel and the United States to move rapidly toward a cease-fire.
    New York Times - July 30, 2006
    Israel halts fire for Qana probe
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    BBC News - July 30, 2006
    Israel: Strike was a 'mistake'
    CNN     		Israel: Strike was a 'mistake'
  • Israeli airstrike hits building housing civilians in Lebanon
  • At least 60 killed, including many children, officials say
  • Israel: "Tragedy," "mistake," Hezbollah targeted
  • U.N. Security Council meets in emergency session

    • CNN - July 30, 2006
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