Israeli bomb hits UN post

Israeli bomb hits UN post
(Agencies)
Updated: 2006-07-26 10:38

A large plume of smoke billows in the town of Khiam, in southern Lebanon, Tuesday, July 25, 2006, after Israeli air raids targeted it. An Israeli air raid on south Lebanon killed as many as four UN observers, overshadowing an international crisis meeting due to open in Rome, as Hezbollah vowed to fire rockets further into the heart of Israel.[AP Photo]

Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz (C) stands together with Israeli soldiers on a mobile artillery piece near the northern Arab village of Fasuta July 25, 2006. An Israeli air raid on south Lebanon killed as many as four UN observers, overshadowing an international crisis meeting due to open in Rome, as Hezbollah vowed to fire rockets further into the heart of Israel. [Reuters]

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