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July, 2007
Lebanon: Summer 2006
Words and photos by Stefanos Kouratzis: It wasn’t easy to get in to survey the damage to Southern Lebanon’s Shiite neighbourhoods right after the Israeli ceasefire. Once there, Armed Hezbollah fighters asked for press credentials and in return you were giving you a new Hezbollah press card. You had to keep it with you at all times. Collapsed buildings, dust and suffering were all that you could see. The smell of death was everywhere and it was hard to breath. A scarf covered my mouth and nose, while a camera shielded my emotions. People were trying to find beloved ones and things that they could use. They were panicked but they were not giving up hope. Pictures of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, flags of Hezbollah and of Lebanon were placed in various places in an effort to keep the moral high. And it seems that it worked up to a point. Most of the people had to move to the mountains for safety. Once again, civilians had to pay the highest price. Nothing will be the same again in the Beirut.
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