Lebanese Civilians Flee During Respite, Olmert Says No Cease-Fire
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QANA, Lebanon (AP) – Thousands of civilians trapped for nearly three weeks in south Lebanon’s war zone streamed north Monday by truck, car and on foot, seizing the chance to flee during a brief halt in Israeli airstrikes. Israel’s prime minister said there would be no cease-fire in the fight against Hezbollah.
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