Lebanese News
in Pictures.
Pictures of events in Lebanon in February 2000.
For photographs of the Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon click here.
Smoke rises from an Israeli air raid on a suspected Hizbollah position near Israel' s South Lebanon Army militia of a Soujoud position February 4. Israel' s South lebanon Army militia (SLA) said on Friday it was quitting a strategic mountaintop military outpost in south Lebanon that has come under heavy attack from Iranian-backed Hizbollah guerrillas.
Flames rises from the Joumhour power station in Lebanon, early February 8. Israeli warplanes late on Monday launched a series of attacks across Lebanon in retaliation for Hizbollah guerrilla attacks on Israel's south Lebanon occupation zone. The strikes, whose targets included several power stations, were the heaviest Israeli raids on Lebanon since June 1999.
Lebanese firemen attempt to extinguish the fire at Joumhour power station February 8. Israeli warplanes late on Monday, launched a series of attacks across Lebanon in retaliation for Hizbollah guerrilla attacks on Israel's south Lebanon occupation zone. The strikes, whose targets included several power stations, were the heaviest Israeli raids on Lebanon since June 1999.
Lebanese firemen and members of the civil defense hold a piece of an Israeli missile following an attacked on the Joumhour power station, February 8. Israeli warplanes late on Monday launched a series of attacks across Lebanon in retaliation for Hizbollah guerrilla attacks on Israel's south Lebanon occupation zone. The strikes, whose targets included several power stations, were the heaviest Israeli raids on Lebanon since June, 1999.
Smoke rises from Joumhour power station destroyed during an Israeli air raid overnight February 8. The Iranian backed Hizbollah guerrilla group said on Tuesday it would respond to Israeli overnight raids on civilian targets in Lebanon by attacking Israeli soldiers in the Jewish state's occupied zone.
Lebanese soldiers clean up the remains of the destroyed Baalbek power station February 9, following an attack by Israeli forces. The Israeli bombardment, in retaliation for increased Hizbollah attacks on Israeli forces in occupied south Lebanon, completely destroyed three main power stations feeding Beirut, the north and the Bekaa Valley.
