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  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. Foreign journalists are shown women military training exercises on a beach outside the city.

  • Syrte, Libya, June 26, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. About 200 women and children gather at the gate of the hotel housing foreign correspondent in what appeared to be an orchestrated display of allegiance to the Ghaddafi regime.

  • Syrte, Libya, June 26, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. About 200 women and children gather at the gate of the hotel housing foreign correspondent in what appeared to be an orchestrated display of allegiance to the Ghaddafi regime.

  • Syrte, Libya, June 26, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. About 200 women and children gather at the gate of the hotel housing foreign correspondent in what appeared to be an orchestrated display of allegiance to the Ghaddafi regime.

  • Syrte, Libya, June 26, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. About 200 women and children gather at the gate of the hotel housing foreign correspondent in what appeared to be an orchestrated display of allegiance to the Ghaddafi regime.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. The oil refinery control room panel. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO planes are constantly flying overhead. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega civilian airport, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be found in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega civilian airport, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be found in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • near Syrte, Libya, June 26, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. One of many military check points on the main coastal road has been it a few days before by a NATO drone strike.

  • Brega, Libya, June 27, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. NATO raids have repeatedly hit several buildings within the Brega oil terminal and refinery, despite declarations by local workers insisting they were strictly civilian; however evidence of at least some military presence could be seen in various locations.

  • Beni Walid, Libya, June 25, 2011..Picture taken during a government organized trip. The city tribunal is reflected in a shop window..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 24, 2011..After 4 months of civil war, Libya's economy is working at a fraction of normality, while the regime's propaganda is omnipresent..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 24, 2011..After 4 months of civil war, Libya's economy is working at a fraction of normality, while the regime's propaganda is omnipresent..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 24, 2011..After 4 months of civil war, Libya's economy is working at a fraction of normality, while the regime's propaganda is omnipresent..

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Tripoli, Libya 23, 2011.A Women demonstration in support of Muammar Ghaddafi's regime on Green Square; only 300-400 women showed up.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Mohammed (left) and Khaled (right), sons of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi carry their dead children killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Funerals for the 12 family members (including several women and 3 children) of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Tripoli, June 22, 2011.Historical footage of the Libyan revolution of 1969 are shown on national TV as Muammar Ghaddafi addresses the nation in the wake of NATO's bombing raid on Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center. The raid killed 19 people including 12 members of Khweid's extended family, including women and 3 children.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Funerals for the 12 family members (including several women and 3 children) of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Funerals for the 12 family members (including several women and 3 children) of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Funerals for the 12 family members (including several women and 3 children) of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Surman, Libya, June 22, 2011.Funerals for the 12 family members (including several women and 3 children) of Major General Khweidi Al Hamidi, killed during a massive NATO night bombing of his large estate alledgedly used as a military control and command center.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.Youssef Shakeer, ex-political opponent during the 80's is now a TV anchorman and one of Ghaddafi's strongest supporters. His daily hate speeches on the Jamahirya TV channel are calls for murder and could constitute grounds for an international enquiry. On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, June 17, 2011.On the 4 months anniversary of February 17th uprising, the Libyan regime has organised his largest rally since the crisis began, an estimated 5000 people converged to Green Square as well as hundreds of cars. Not a large number considering the almost 2 million inhabitants of the Libyan capital.

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Tripoli, Libya, June 15, 2011..An empty hotel building allegedly 'under renovation' was bombed twice and totally destroyed by NATO; no casualties were reported. Rumors were that this building was sometimes used by Seif Al Islam, Muammar Ghaddafi elder son..

  • Near Zuwara, Libya, June 15, 2011..Thousands of unfinished appartment buildings can be seen all over Libya; most were build buy foreign contractors, mainly chinese, who left Libya as the civil war started in February.

  • Ras Jdir, Libya, June 15, 2011..Hundreds of empty trucks are waiting on the Libyan side of the border to enter Tunisia to bring goods and supplies, as the coastal highway is effectively the last open lifeline of Khaddafi controlled Libya..

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Sabratha, Libya, June 20, 2011.<br /> Foreign and Libyan press lign up in the morgue of the city's hospital in a shocking display of insensibility and propaganda spin during a government organized trip. At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Sabratha, Libya, June 20, 2011.<br /> Foreign and Libyan press lign up in the the city's hospital in a shocking display of insensibility and propaganda spin during a government organized trip. At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Sabratha, Libya, June 20, 2011.<br /> Foreign and Libyan press lign up in the morgue of the city's hospital in a shocking display of insensibility and propaganda spin during a government organized trip. At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Sabratha, Libya, June 20, 2011.<br /> Foreign and Libyan press lign up in the morgue of the city's hospital in a shocking display of insensibility and propaganda spin during a government organized trip. At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.

  • Surman, Libya, June 20, 2011.At around 4AM, NATO bombs almost completely flattened an extensive complex of five villas belonging to Major Genral El Khweldi El Hamedi, alledgedly used as a military control and command center. Among the victims were members of his family including 3 childrens, but he himself survived the bombing.


  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

  • Tripoli, June 19, 2011.A NATO air strike destroyed 3 civilian houses in the Souk Al Jouma area of Tripoli at 1.10AM. At least 5 civilians were killed and several other wounded. Among the dead is the entire al-Ghrari family: Khaled the father, Karima the mother as well as Ali, 2 yrs old and Jhoumana 9 months.

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