Rockets fired by Hezbollah guerrillas from an open area six miles from the port city of Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006, are seen in the sky as they head towards Israel. The guerrillas killed 12 soldiers at a meeting point for reservists going to Lebanon, and pounded the city of Haifa with a heavy barrage that crushed residential buildings and caused dozens of casualties, witnesses and officials said.
A woman is rescued from the rubble at the site of a Hezbollah rocket attack in the northern Israel coastal town of Haifa Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah rockets continued to crash into the port city, killing three people in a heavy barrage that crushed buildings and caused dozens more casualties, police said.
Residents try to extinguish the fire at the site of a Hezbollah rocket attack in the northern Israel coastal town of Haifa Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah rockets crashed into Haifa, killing three people and injuring dozens of people, in a heavy barrage on Israel's third largest city. Earlier in the day 12 Israelis were killed in another attack in northern Israel.
Residents and rescue workers search for survivors at the site of a Hezbollah rocket attack in the northern Israel coastal town of Haifa Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah rockets crashed into Haifa, killing three people and injuring dozens of people, in a heavy barrage on Israel's third largest city. Earlier in the day 12 Israelis were killed in another attack in northern Israel.
Israeli soldiers are seen at the site of a Hezbollah rocket attack in the northern Israel coastal town of Haifa Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah rockets crashed into Haifa Sunday, killing three people and injuring dozens, in a heavy barrage on Israel's third largest city. Earlier in the day 12 Israelis were killed in another attack in northern Israel.
Israeli soldiers are seen at the scene of a rocket attack at the entrance of the communal farm of Kfar Giladi in northern Israel Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah guerrillas pounded towns across northern Israel with an enormous barrage of rockets on Sunday, killing 11 people and wounding 14 others in the worst rocket attack on Israel since violence began almost a month ago.
Israeli soldiers react at the scene of a rocket attack at the entrance of the communal farm of Kfar Giladi in northern Israel Sunday Aug. 6, 2006. Hezbollah guerrillas pounded towns across northern Israel with an enormous barrage of rockets on Sunday, killing 11 people and wounding 14 others.
A relative is held as she reacts at the scene of a rocket attack that killed three women from the same family in the town of Arab el Aramsheh in northern Israel, Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Dozens of Hezbollah rockets slammed into communities across northern Israel on Saturday.
A relative reacts at the scene of a rocket attack that killed three women, the mother and two sisters of the man at right, in the town of Arab el Aramsheh in northern Israel, Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Dozens of Hezbollah rockets slammed into communities across northern Israel on Saturday.
An Israeli woman reads as she sits inside a shelter during a rocket attack siren warning in the northern Israel town of Carmiel Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Some 170 Hezbollah rockets slammed into communities across northern Israel on Saturday, police said, and one salvo killed three Israeli women in a direct hit on a house in an Arab village.
A man who was severely wounded in a rocket attack in Akko, is treated at the hospital in Nahariya, before being transferred to a more advanced hospital in Haifa, Israel, Thursday, Aug. 3, 2006. A massive wave of Hezbollah rockets pounded northern Israel on Thursday, setting cars on fire, sending Israelis fleeing into shelters and killing seven people, Israeli rescue officials said.
An Israeli man tries to salvage items from a house after a Hezbollah rocket attack in Nahariya, northern Israel, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2006. Hezbollah guerrillas on Wednesday fired rockets at towns across northern Israeli, including the city of Tiberias, touching off fires but causing no casualties, rescue services said.