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UPDATED: 08:28, July 31, 2006
U.S. urges Israeli restraint after over 50 Lebanese civilians killed
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The United States urged Sunday Israel to show restraint after more than 50 civilians were killed in Israeli air raids on the Lebanese village of Qana.

"This was a horrible event. We continue to counsel the Israelis on the importance of restraint," White House spokesman Tony Snow said at a briefing.

"As always, we're concerned about the loss of innocent civilian life," Snow continued," Snow said.

"We want (Lebanese) Prime Minister Fuad Siniora to have effective control over all of his territory. That has always been the goal and that will continue to be to goal," Snow said.

The United States has refused to condemn the military action by Israel against Lebanon since July 12 by claiming that Israel is defending itself against Hezbollah, a group branded by the United States as terrorist.

Moreover, the United States has resisted international calls for an immediate cease-fire between Israel and Lebanese Hezbollah.

Source: Xinhua


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