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Protesting for Peace in the Middle East

As seen across from Dundas Square. A group of 100 or so protesters, many carrying Lebanese flags or graphic images of civilians killed by Israeli fire, calling for an end to the conflict.
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The Grid. Looking up in Toronto's Financial District.
By Tanja-Tiziana Burdi.
Posted by Tim / July 19, 2006

As seen across from Dundas Square. A group of 100 or so protesters, many carrying Lebanese flags or graphic images of civilians killed by Israeli fire, calling for an end to the conflict.
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Once the Hezbollah "stop doing this sh*t" things will be right and quiet again.
Peace in the Middle East.
Once the Hezbollah "stop doing this sh*t" things will be right and quiet again. But it is unfortunate for the rest of Lebanon that the Hezbollah is there screwing things up for them. At least this war isn't about land or money or oil, but really about getting rid of terrorists.
Peace in the Middle East.
There are people in Toronto working for peace in the middle east. I don't see any in that photo.
right - all innocent people. People who kill innocent civilians who happen to be Israeli shouldn't get a free pass - and all too often they do.
In the end, it should be noted that the Hezbola's aim is to kill civilians, as many as possible. The Israeli army's aim t to protect its citizens and get rid of the Hezbola. It is unfortunate that civilians die, but perhaps the Lebanese governent should step in and protect its people... by helping to get rid of the Hezbola.
Cans of worms are sometimes meant to be open...