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Sean Smith

Sean Smith in Lebanon

Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 20 2006: People leaving for Beirut by bus, fleeing the hostilities between Israel and Hizbullah Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 20 2006: People queueing for bread in an area reliant on food aid during the hostilities Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 20 2006: A dead body is brought to the public hospital by Red Cross ambulance Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 21 2006: Soldiers carrying a coffin during a mass burial for victims of a bombing whose relatives were unable to collect the bodies Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 21 2006: Mourners at a mass burial Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 21 2006: Men carry a coffin at a mass burial Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 21 2006: A soldier and a relative at a mass burial Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 23 2006: Ali Sha'ita, 12, (l) tries to comfort his mother. The extended family were wounded when the three vans in which they were travelling were hit by an Israeli missile Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 24 2006: Displaced people take refuge in a basement Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 24 2006: A man displaced by the fighting takes refuge in a basement Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 26 2006: A missile hits a building in the centre of town Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
July 27 2006: Men train a hose on smouldering rubble after a missile attack Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
August 5 2006: Blood on the ground after a raid on an apartment building by Israeli special forces Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
Sean Smith in Tyre, Lebanon
August 6 2006: A man is stretchered to hospital after being injured by a missile fired by an Israeli drone Photograph: Sean Smith/Guardian
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