Pitched battles raged between Israeli forces and Hezbollah fighters on the border Thursday, and Israel warned hundreds of thousands of people to flee southern Lebanon "immediately," preparing for a likely ground offensive to set up a buffer zone.
As the death toll rose to 330 in Lebanon as well as at least 31 Israelis, Lebanese streamed north into the capital and other regions, crowding into schools, relatives' homes or hotels. Taxi drivers in the south were charging up to $400 per person for rides to Beirut — more than 40 times the usual price. In remote villages of the south, cut off by strikes, residents made their way out over the mountains by foot.
I only have vague idea how this chaos started and went too destructive, but I dearly pray and hope that this will end soon, peaceably and amicably. I know miracle happens... and God works in great wonder!
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Friday, July 21
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I'm watching the news around the clock and in fear that the U.S. will wind up on multiple fronts when our military is already stretched to the max. We have such a dimwit for a president.
Same here, constantly checking the net. Read that U.S. is backing up Israel. Im not so sure if it do any good or bad.
My heart just goes to those innocent who are affected.
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