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Besieged Lebanese Turn to Internet

Sunday, August 06, 2006 2:38:51 PM
By ZEINA KARAM

A Lebanese man inspects the scene where Israeli jets fired missiles in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israeli jets fired six missiles into Beirut's southern suburbs Sunday afternoon, Lebanese security officials said. Loud explosions shook the capital, and a column of white smoke rose over the horizon. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Like many of her compatriots, artist Zena el-Khalil has turned to blogging on the Internet to express her longings and fears amid the fighting in Lebanon.

Writing from Beirut, the 30-year-old tells of wanting to have children and worries about Israeli air raids on the capital.

"Word on the street is that Israel is threatening to hit Beirut now. I feel so helpless," she said in a recent entry in her online diary. "I called my husband and told him to come home right away. If I die, I want to be in his arms."


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