Meanwhile, demonstrations continued around the world Tuesday over the Israeli strike on Qana that killed nearly sixty civilians. Hundreds of Palestinians marched in Gaza and Ramallah. In Jerusalem, protesters gathered outside the American consulate to protest US support for the war. Humanitarian aid has begun to reach Qana in the aftermath of the attack. One resident said the town was not looking for aid but for an end to the violence.

• Unidentified resident: “The supplies only arrived today but we don’t want aid. What we saw here two days ago was the biggest proof of massacres being committed. Thirty-seven children were killed in one massacre, 57 people were dead. These aid supplies will not help. We want everyone to unite and take a position on a ceasefire.”