Lebanese Troops Shelling Refugee Camp

At least 20 militants, 32 soldiers and 27 civilians have been killed since the army andFatah al-Islam began fighting on Sunday, making it Lebanon's worst internal violence since the 1975-1990 civil war. Fifty-five soldiers have also been wounded.
 

Ambulances Get Shelled

The army has blocked off the entrance, and people are dying waiting for ambulances to get in.

UN  Aid Convoy Fired On

A UN aid convoy that was delivering food, water and medical supplies to a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon has been hit by shells as a fragile cease-fire quickly collapsed. It's not clear whether there's been casualties.

Bomb In Beirut

A bomb went off in a Sunni neighborhood

Bush Blames Syria

President George W. Bush said on Monday that extremists trying to topple Lebanon's government "need to be reined in." Certainly we abhor the violence where innocents die. And it's a sad state of affairs when you've got this young democracy in Lebanon being pressured by outside forces," Bush said.

Bush, deeply distrustful of Syria's role in Lebanon, stopped short of accusing Damascus of being involved in the conflict. Syria has denied accusations that it had links to the Fatah al-Islam group battling the Lebanese army.